The archives on display go beyond preserving history, offering a lens through which to examine Long’s contributions and the evolution of Vietnamese drama.
The first Cà Mau Heritage Culture Day and Hot-air Balloon Festival will bring together Việt Nam’s diverse intangible cultural heritage and 34 hot-air balloons, offering a fresh cultural and tourism experience while showcasing the southernmost province’s unique identity and development...
More than 300 international and domestic tourism and hospitality industry insiders will participate in the Đà Nẵng International Tourism Festival, one of the largest events for travel agencies and service suppliers in the sector in Việt Nam, from October 16-19.
French reporter and photographer Nicolas Cornet has published several photo books exploring Việt Nam. His Chùa Việt Nam (Pagodas) has been republished in bilingual Vietnamese – English and Vietnamese – French editions.
An ongoing 500-day campaign across the country is searching old battlefields using advanced technology to find the remains of fallen soldiers and repatriate them to their families.
More than three years after its founding, Major Books, an independent publisher based in the UK, has introduced to readers around the world several of the most beloved traditional and contemporary works of Vietnamese literature through acclaimed English translations. These...
Popular musician Phạm Tuyên has donated 636 digitised manuscripts to the National Archives Centre III, aiming to preserve and promote the value of his musical legacy in modern society and make it accessible to the public and future generations.
The image of the slight young woman carrying a load more than twice her own body weight under relentless bombardment became an enduring symbol of the extraordinary courage and determination displayed by the people of Hàm Rồng throughout the war.
Cultural and music art products conveying legal messages through folk melodies, vivid imagery, and familiar rhythms have been naturally and enthusiastically welcomed by the community, particularly the young.
With social media-fuelled demand for new Vietnamese brands and a growing international customer base, HCM City is emerging as an unexpected fashion tourism destination and a strategic opportunity for Việt Nam’s place branding.
