HCM City will launch a special programme, Non Sông Thống Nhất (National Unification), to mark the 51st anniversary of Reunification Day (April 30) and the 140th anniversary of International Labour Day (May 1).
In recent years, many localities across the Đồng Văn Karst Plateau have strengthened efforts to integrate traditional culture preservation into schools. Khèn performances, linen weaving, folk songs and traditional games are gradually becoming more familiar once again to younger generations.
In Sự Mê Đắm Của Hồ Gươm (The Ecstasy of Hồ Gươm), Bruce Weigl invites readers into a vision of Hà Nội seen from the other side of the front line, where memories of war, guilt, repentance and a deep...
Moss season lasts from November until around the end of April the following year, when the water is clear and rainfall is minimal. The clearer the water, the greener and more vibrant the moss becomes.
The Chinese Culture in Hà Nội has cooperated with partners to honour Chinese language and culture in Việt Nam with series of events including a recent meeting entitled "Dialogue of Understanding - Beautifying Language Together".
With the debut of an ultra‑exclusive beachfront villa and two world‑class dining destinations, InterContinental Halong Bay Resort is redefining how travellers experience Việt Nam’s most iconic seascape.
The map is not just a simple technological tool but also an important platform for expanding the digital creative ecosystem, paving the way for the Hà Nội Creative Design Festival 2026 to take place in November this year.
Vietnamese champions Hà Nội Police will play Malaysia''s strongest side, Johor Darul Ta''zim (JDT), in the group round of the ASEAN Club Championship Shopee Cup 2026-2027.
The survival of documents relating to Nguyễn Ái Quốc’s years in France is due in large part to the often-unseen efforts of librarians, archivists and museum professionals. Today, these records provide scholars with valuable insights into a pivotal stage in...
Many attendees expressed surprise and admiration upon learning about đàn bầu – an instrument widely regarded as a symbol of Vietnamese traditional music.
In Hà Nội’s Bá Dương Nội Village, centuries-old flute kites still rise above the Red River, turning bamboo, wind and sky into a haunting symphony that continues to define the cultural soul of northern Việt Nam.
