Renowned for its traditional silk lantern-making heritage, Hội An is a popular destination, with dazzling lantern-lit streets, music and performances, recreational activities that evoke childhood memories and a variety of cultural and artistic programmes reflecting its distinctive local identity.
The China Cultural Centre hosted a Mid-Autumn Festival programme to introduce their traditional celebration, entitled ''Sharing the same roof, beneath the same moon'' to Vietnamese people on September 16.
Scheduled for September 19-25, Thành Tuyên Festival 2026 will feature a broad range of cultural, sports and tourism activities, headlined by a citywide parade of giant Mid-Autumn lanterns.
Themed Hà Nội Autumn – An Emotional Journey, the event aims to promote the image of Hà Nội through art, cuisine and cultural experiences on September 25-27.
Co-hosted by the Huế Festival organising board and the Huế Monuments Conservation Centre, the event brings together ornamental plant associations, clubs, orchid artisans, bonsai and ornamental plant masters, and stone art craftsmen nationwide.
More than just a venue to showcase products and services, the fair offered a valuable opportunity for companies to connect directly with customers and partners, while stimulating consumer spending and promoting domestic tourism.
From its opening days, the “Essence of Hà Nội” zone at the first Autumn Fair 2025 in Hà Nội has lured thousands of domestic and foreign visitors seeking to explore, experience, and shop.
More than just a commercial showcase at the Autumn Fair 2025, the Thanh Hoá pavilion serves as a “cultural and economic ambassador,” promoting the image of hospitable, dynamic and creative local people.
The fair will feature around 3,000 booths and over 10,000 products for display and trade across five themed zones, reflecting Việt Nam''s strengths in production, commerce, consumption, culture, and tourism.
Hundreds of youth and children in India and Sri Lanka have participated in a series of fun and warm activities, spreading the spirit of solidarity and joy of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
The Unicorn-Lion-Dragon Dance Art Museum is expected to become a new cultural landmark in Đà Nẵng, contributing to the preservation and promotion of Việt Nam''s folk heritage while enriching the experience of international and domestic tourists.