The beauty of Việt Nam and Vietnamese women is featured in paintings by 30 veteran and young women artists from across the country at an exhibition in Gia Lai Province.
The festival will feature a diverse and engaging series of activities, including exhibition spaces, trade exhibitions, forums and specialised seminars as well as a variety of cultural, sports and tourism events.
The award ceremony and display for the 2nd Photo and Video Award “Technology with heart”, which is co-organised by the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) and the Viettel Military Industry and Telecoms Group, will take place in Hà Nội on October 23.
The Ngư Mỹ Thạnh - Cồn Tộc plastic reduction tourism site was launched in early 2025. Here, eight local tourism businesses have committed to minimising plastic waste in their operations.
China remains Việt Nam's top outbound tourist market, with over 5.8 million visitors annually, accounting for around 30 per cent of international arrivals to Việt Nam. In 2024, nearly 3.74 million Chinese tourists visited Việt Nam, recovering over 64 per cent of pre-COVID levels, with nearly 3.9 million arrivals in the first nine months of this year.
As the cold season settles over the capital, more visitors are being drawn to Hà Nội’s winter charm — from the delicate scent of white daisies drifting through the streets to the inviting warmth of local dishes that tell stories of tradition, comfort and love.
The 19th International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw concluded and it opens new streams of interpretation of one of the most performed composers of classical music.
This December, Huế transforms its ancient heart into a pulsating stage, where royal heritage meets modern music in a bold new tourism era.
For more than 50 years since the establishment of diplomatic ties, Việt Nam and Finland have jointly written a very special cooperation story – from a development assistance supplier and recipient into equal partners together working towards a green and innovative future.
The festival commenced with a solemn procession of the sacred costume of Goddess Po Inu Nagar, revered by the Chăm as the Mother of the Land who taught them farming, weaving, and animal husbandry.
The proposed initiative would be based at the Đồng Nai Nature and Cultural Conservation Area and aims not only to enhance tourism offerings but also to generate revenue for reinvestment and improve the elephants’ habitat.
The Vietnamese booths drew strong attention from international visitors for their fine craftsmanship and distinctive cultural style.
The programme aimed to honour áo dài as a symbol of the Vietnamese identity and spirit, while highlighting the creativity and active role of Vietnamese women in promoting the national culture abroad.
“Different from the original phở which is topped with beef or chicken, the Bắc Ninh noodle soup is topped with pork inner organs such as its heart, kidneys and burnt liver, a variation created by local chefs who have pleased many foodies and guests,” Tú said, adding that the dish is so famous that almost everyone who visits the province is keen to try it.
Phát's win is not only a personal triumph but also a historic milestone for Vietnamese cinema. This marks the first time a Vietnamese artist has been honoured on this prestigious stage in the 60-year history of the Golden Bell Awards.
This year’s theme, Nurturing Nature Love, showcases more than 100 ehon (picture) books in Japanese and Vietnamese.
The ancient double-hulled boat (catamaran) unearthed recently in the northern province of Bắc Ninh dates back about 1,800-1,600 years ago, leading to a technical legacy of the Đông Sơn people.
Vietnamese women lit up Ixelles, Brussels on October 19, donning colourful “áo dài” (traditional long dress) to celebrate Việt Nam Women’s Day (October 20), a national tribute to their beauty, resilience, and spirit.
