The programme aimed to honour áo dài as a symbol of the Vietnamese identity and spirit, while highlighting the creativity and active role of Vietnamese women in promoting the national culture abroad.
Vietnamese women lit up Ixelles, Brussels on October 19, donning colourful “áo dài” (traditional long dress) to celebrate Việt Nam Women’s Day (October 20), a national tribute to their beauty, resilience, and spirit.
According to the organsing board, the event will gather standout contestants from various European countries together with Vietnamese and European artists, fashion designers, and business leaders, promoting national pride as well as spreading values of humanity and integration.
People of all ages are excited to capture beautiful moments before this significant national holiday. Everyone wants to preserve proud memories in the sacred and emotional atmosphere that surrounds National Day.
The image of women in flowing áo dài and children in colourful traditional costumes conveyed a powerful message of a culturally rich, friendly and open Việt Nam.
Jointly organised by the Kuala Lumpur City Hall and the Malaysia–Vietnam Friendship Association (MVFA), the event drew thousands of Malaysian residents along with a large Vietnamese community from Kuala Lumpur, Klang, Penang, and Johor. It was not only a cultural...
The Spring Homeland 2025 programme aims to honour the cultural values and beautiful traditions of the nation, highlight the country’s achievements and the development of the overseas Vietnamese community.
The film will take viewers on a journey across various cities and continents, where the áo dài is not just a traditional garment but also a means of cultural expression.
Vietnam Society, a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting Vietnamese arts and culture, hosted a vibrant Vietnamese Lunar New Year celebration at the Martin Luther King Library in central Washington D.C, spotlighting fashion and cuisine, two integral aspects of Vietnamese culture.
Việt Nam''s rich cultural heritage continues to captivate hearts worldwide, with an increasing number of foreign friends embracing, preserving and spreading its timeless allure.
Minh has infused the nostalgic beauty of ancient Hà Nội during Tết into her designs for the upcoming Lunar Year of the Snake. The designer employs traditional embroidery techniques such as sequin embroidery and raised leaf vein embroidery to sharp...
A 285-page book titled the Corpus of Inscriptions of
Champa which has been translated from the ancient Cham language
(Sanskrit) into English and Vietnamese, was launched at the Cham
Sculpture Museum yesterday.
A number of events beginning later this month will
celebrate the 750th anniversary of Thien Truong, the old capital of the
Tran dynasty (1225-1400) in the northern city of Nam Dinh.