UNESCO is ready to work with Quảng Ninh in priority areas such as education, culture, heritage management and promotion, science – technology, innovation, and digital transformation, which are also among the organisation’s strategic priorities in Việt Nam.
The inaugural marathon has also laid a foundation for future editions, bringing together mass participation, competitive racing and a shared commitment to environmental responsibility.
Today, the heritage site is also a cultural tourism destination, where historical values are introduced through exhibitions, cultural activities and new tourism products.
Quảng Ninh is to host the 2026 National Travel Conference and the 2026 National Tourism Promotion Conference on September 23-24 to tackle current challenges, showcase heritage destinations, stimulate visitor demand, and spark a dynamic new era for local tourism.
Under the theme “Run among wonders – Chase records – Run for Net Zero”, the event aims to combine competitive running with urban experiences and environmental awareness.
The programme is expected to a connection between memories of the craft streets of ancient Thăng Long and the traditional crafts preserved and developed in today''s villages.
Entitled ''Nét chữ An Nhiên'' (Serene Calligraphic Strokes) and open from September 15-19 at the Temple of Literature''s Heritage Experience Area, the event fosters a natural connection between the art of calligraphy, tradition of learning and the rich cultural heritage of the ancient imperial capital.
The Thăng Long - Hà Nội Festival 2026 is expected to help promote the value of heritage, foster the development of cultural industries and gradually strengthen Hà Nội''s position as a UNESCO Creative City.
For the first time in decades, the red-brown sails of traditional three-plank sailing boats are once again catching the wind over Hạ Long Bay, reviving a maritime tradition long thought to have disappeared.
The inaugural Hà Nội International Martial Arts Festival, the largest of its kind ever held in the capital city, opened spectacularly on August 7, featuring thousands of artists, martial artists and kungfu lovers in Hà Nội.
Participants have come from France, Switzerland, Germany, Thailand, Italy and other countries, in an event aimed at strengthening international exchange and promoting traditional Vietnamese martial arts to global audiences.
Long Phước is best known for its role in preserving and promoting traditional Vietnamese martial arts. Historically, monks practised martial arts to maintain physical fitness and safeguard ancient techniques.
Quảng Ninh is looking to build partnerships to steer more Russian visitors to Hạ Long Bay and other local attractions. Beyond the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hạ Long Bay, the province holds diverse advantages in marine tourism, cultural attractions, luxury...