The Suối Tiên Spring Festival 2026 will offer new entertainment activities, creating a space for families, youths and foreign visitors to discover Vietnamese Tết culture, a park representative said at a press conference in HCM City this February.
The Central Highlands provinces of Đắk Lắk and Gia Lai recorded strong growth in visitor arrivals and tourism revenue during the Lunar New Year holiday, driven by new tourism products linking forest and coastal experiences.
A key highlight will be a ceremony to receive a UNESCO certificate recognising Đông Hồ folk painting as an item on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding, along with the announcement of the Yên Tử...
The northwestern province is positioning travel and hospitality at the heart of its green growth strategy, aiming to become a sustainable destination of the Northwest by 2050.
In line with Resolution 80 of the Politburo on the Development of Vietnamese Culture, Hà Nội is intensifying efforts to bring culture into public life and foster a vibrant cultural industry.
Ninh Bình will work closely with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, experts, businesses and local communities to ensure sustainable preservation and restoration of the complex. The province also plans to gradually prepare a nomination dossier for “Tam Chúc...
If you are looking for Việt Nam’s edge, it has never been just one superstar or one clever tactical trick. It has been the collective - cohesion, defensive organisation, and the willingness to fight for every metre.
The Vietnamese delegation’s official presence at the parade helped promote national identity while offering French audiences a fuller understanding of Lunar New Year traditions shared across Asian cultures, united by the common values of family, re and new beginnings.
As Việt Nam steps into a new era of development, culture is emerging not as a back but as a driving force – shaping identity, strengthening confidence and igniting a shared national dream.
For Vietnamese people, the Kinh, Tày, Nùng, Dao and Mông ethnicities included, the rooster can be a bridge between the human world to the world of Gods. It is the chosen thing to represent the best wishes of the living to their passed ancestors.
