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.
The Cái Mép–Thị Vải area has recently recorded a steady rise in international cruise arrivals, underscoring the city’s growing prominence on the regional cruise tourism map.
The event reaffirms the city’s role as the nation’s leading cultural and tourism hub - where heritage, craft villages and creativity converge - connecting communities, businesses and visitors in a space rich in cultural identity.
The “Hà Nội 5 Cửa Ô” (Hà Nội's Five Gates) train, also known as The Hà Nội Train, is drawing interest from visitors to the capital city, marking the first time a tourist train has been specially designed to showcase Hà Nội's culture through a railway journey.
Under the theme “Phở – Enjoying Together, Growing Together,” the two-day Vietnam Phở Festival 2025 presents Vietnamese phở as a “cultural ambassador” that connects communities and fosters collaboration in culture, tourism, trade, and investment between Việt Nam and Singapore.
Nearly 900 performers from 11 professional troupes will present 21 vibrant chèo productions, blending cultural heritage with contemporary stories in a celebration of Vietnamese identity.
Khánh Hòa Province will host the Chăm ethic people’s traditional Katê Festival from October 20 to 22.
The event will enhance collaboration with local communities in preserving, maintaining, promoting national cultural heritage, as well as developing and tourism in the village.
Suncatchers are beautiful pieces that transform sunlight into a vibrant spectrum of colours. Beyond their visual appeal, they are also believed to hold powerful meanings, protecting and uplifting our spirit through the energy of sunlight. One class in Hà Nội is offering people the chance to make their own unique spiritual creation.
The award honours individuals, artists and cultural practitioners, who have made significant contributions to preserving, promoting and sharing cultural values.
The scientific conference titled Folk Culture and Folk Arts of Vietnam after the Reunification of the Country (1975-2025) was organised by the Association of Vietnamese Folklorists. It was attended by many cultural specialists nationwide.
The Cái Mép–Thị Vải area has recently recorded a steady rise in international cruise arrivals, underscoring the city’s growing prominence on the regional cruise tourism map.
Việt Nam's Lô Lô Chải has been honoured as one of the best tourism villages in 2025 by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UN Tourism) on October 17 in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China.
The event aims to honour the local pottery craft and also serves as a tribute to artisans who have for hundreds of years contributed to shaping the glazed cultural appearance of this land.
Held by the Vietnam Federation of UNESCO Associations, the event marked another milestone in strengthening bilateral cooperation in the fields of culture and creativity.
Norwegian-Irish duo Secret Garden are set to make their long-awaited Việt Nam debut, bringing decades of musical legacy to the stage in a concert that blends emotion, culture and community spirit.
A tourism business networking event is held on October 17 to promote cooperation between local travel companies and their partners from the Republic of Korea (RoK) and the Philippines.
