A wide range of cultural and entertainment activities will be held in HCM City to celebrate the 81st anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945-2026) and National Day (September 2, 1945-2026).
Located in Thanh Hóa Province''s coastal tourism corridor, Hải Tiến covers Hoằng Tiến and Hoằng Thanh communes. The area has a long coastline, rivers and an estuary ecosystem, offering favourable conditions for nature-based tourism.
The programme, held by the Management Board of Hoàn Kiếm Lake and Hà Nội Old Quarter, will open from August 27 to September 30, 2026, at six heritage sites, centres, and cultural spaces in the capital city.
HCM City''s network of affordable eateries, bustling alleys and food streets has become a vivid hallmark of the city in the eyes of international visitors.
The tourism market is shifting from sightseeing towards living and connecting with destinations. Visitors increasingly seek authentic and locally rooted experiences, interaction with local people, culture and nature, as well as small-group and personalised trips with limited environmental impact and...
The ancient town has launched a map of art and creative space in connecting local artists, craftspeople, destinations and cultural relic sites on the digital platforms – QR Code, GPS and AI – in ongoing creative crafts and heritage communities.
HCM City’s publishing sector is looking to unlock new growth by embracing digital publishing, modernising distribution and expanding its links with the wider cultural industries ecosystem.
The festival provides an opportunity to showcase the rich traditional cultures of the two countries, review five decades of friendship and cooperation, and look towards the future.
Spread across more than 130 countries and territories, Việt Nam''s community of more than 6.5 million people overseas is growing not only in size, but also in influence, expertise and its capacity to contribute to the homeland.
13-year-old Hoàng Ngọc Hân won the gold prize in the youth category with “The Lạc Bird of Homeland”, a painting inspired by the Lạc bird, a symbol of freedom, independence and enduring vitality associated with Đông Sơn bronze drums.
