Themed Thái Nguyên – The Finest Tea, the festival kicked off with a spectacular music and art performance and a dazzling fireworks display. The opening ceremony also celebrated the 195th anniversary of the province''s establishment (November 4, 1831-2026) and the...
The International Tea Festival - Thái Nguyên 2026 held later this month will showcase the province''s iconic specialty, celebrate tea culture and promote the tea industry and its vital role in local and national economies.
Provincial agencies are working with consultants to compile a scientific dossier proposing the addition of Thái Nguyên''s tea culture tradition to the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2026.
Nguyễn Văn Vĩ is seen as a potential asset—offering defensive reliability and an unexpected offensive edge ahead of upcoming matches in the 2027 Asian Cup qualification campaign.
Wushu prodigy Dương Thúy Vi continued to reinforce her place as one of Việt Nam’s top Wushu athletes during the first day of the National Wushu Championship.
The film Hai The Gioi (Two Worlds) produced by the Tan Viet Nam Film
Studio in France in 1953 and directed by Pham Van Nhan will be screened
in Viet Nam this November, according to Blue Productions.
A street concert series entitled Luala Autumn-Winter
2015 has been organised on the pavement of Ly Thai To Street on Sunday
afternoons between November 15 and December 13.
With a blend of electronic and eclectic genres,
Quest musical festival brought the wilderness alive in Ba Vi National
Park, located about 50km west of central Ha Noi.
Viet Nam Cultural Heritage Week will be held at the Culture Tourism
Village of Vietnamese Ethnic Groups in Ba Vi District on the outskirts
of Ha Noi from November 15-23.
A countryside market depicting Vietnamese culture will take place at
the Culture Tourism Village of Vietnamese Ethnic Groups from October 16
to 18 to celebrate Vietnamese Women''s Day on October 20.
