A draw for the National U17 Football Championship 2026 on July 10 in Hà Nội captivated huge attention of the football community as they are representatives of Việt Nam at the upcoming FIFA World Cup later this year in Qatar.
The International Tea Festival 2026 will be held on a large scale, featuring a wide range of activities celebrating tea products and tea culture. The event aims to strengthen business connections and further establish Thái Nguyên as Việt Nam’s leading...
Following the recent administrative merger, Thái Nguyên is now home to a range of destinations well suited for adventure tourism, a sector expected to become a new driver of the province’s tourism industry alongside its renowned tea products and rich...
The National Women''s Football Championship - Thái Sơn Bắc Cup 2026 will feature seven teams with the winners representing Việt Nam in the continental arena next year.
The goal is to turn Ba Bể into an ecological, resort and community cultural experience destination with the unique identity of the Northern midlands and mountainous region while preserving its the environment and cultural identity.
Thai traditional dances and Muaythai martial arts made up a vibrant opening ceremony of the Thai Festival at the Hà Nội''s Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long on March 27 night.
Every spring, Hồng Thái Commune in Tuyên Quang Province enters its most beautiful season. Pear blossoms cover the mountains and forests in pristine white, transforming this highland into a fairy tale landscape amid the vast wilderness.
The National U17 Football Championship Thái Sơn Nam Cup 2025 will feature 12 clubs competing for local pride and national places for outstanding players from September 14-26 in HCM City.
Following the recent administrative merger, Thái Nguyên Province is opening up exciting development opportunities across multiple sectors, with tourism set to become a key driver of its economic growth. This vibrant region, rich in history, culture and natural beauty, is...
Over the past decade, mixed martial arts (MMA) in Việt Nam has undergone a remarkable transformation. What began as an unrecognised grassroots movement has evolved into a well-structured sport, achieving impressive international results.
Currently, Mường Lay boasts 1,192 traditional stilt houses across an area of 112 square kilometres, achieving a density of 10 houses per square kilometre, the highest in the country for the White Thái ethnic community.