With a history spanning nearly 400 years, the Nam Cao linen weaving village in Hưng Yên Province stands as a vibrant testament to the enduring nature of traditional crafts.

The event is part of a tourism development co-operation programme between eight expanded northwest provinces and Ho Chi Minh City. It is a major highlight of 2025, playing a key role in connecting and exchanging tourism markets while promoting the 'Quintessence of the Northwest' brand both within the region and internationally.

The event was co-organised by the Management Board of Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture and Forestry of Khammouane Province, Laos.

Việt Nam and China have enhanced their tourism collaboration through a cultural exchange and promotional programme showcasing the heritage and natural beauty of Shaanxi province.

Việt Nam was invited as the guest of honour at the 5th Imedghassen International Film Festival, held in Batna, Algeria.

Screenings are scheduled in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Germany, France, Norway, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Poland, Japan, and Thailand.

Famed for its year-round charm, Hà Nội also captivates visitors with its diverse cuisine and vibrant street food scene, recently highlighted in an article by the UK’s Time Out magazine.

Bắc Bình Avalokitesvara is an outstanding work of the Champa-era sculpture art, reflecting the strong convergence of the Chăm and Indian cultures.

The first-ever 'Pu Ta Leng Hoofbeats' Horse Racing Festival will kick off in Tả Lèng Commune, Lai Châu Province, on September 27–28, offering visitors a vibrant cultural experience that celebrates the traditions of the local Mông ethnic community.

The Cửu Long (Mekong Delta) province of Vĩnh Long will focus on developing new tourism products by exploiting cultural traditions and its potential for marine tourism to boost tourism, according to the provincial People’s Committee.

This rare and precious fish is found in Tuyên Quang Province’s big rivers like Lô, Gâm and Miện. It was once one of the five river fish presented to kings.

The event, organised by the International Women’s Club of Israel (IWC Israel), was not only to deepen the understanding of Vietnamese culture but also to promote people-to-people exchanges between Việt Nam and Israel, especially as the two countries expand cooperation across multiple fields.

Held on September 13-14, ManiFiesta – the annual festival of solidarity organised by the Workers' Party of Belgium – drew tens of thousands of participants from across Belgium and neighbouring countries.

The International Arts and Culture Day, a new initiative, contributing to building a global cultural brand for the city, 

The Ministry wants children to immerse themselves in dreams and fairy-tale stories and learn about traditions and customs.

The festival drew large crowds, featuring cultural and artistic performances, sports activities, traditional games, and visits to exhibition booths showcasing Vietnamese and US culture and cuisine, achievements in Việt Nam–US diplomatic relations, and highlights of Cần Thơ.

Việt Nam has officially launched its first national cultural industry association in HCM City, part of efforts to turn culture into a key economic driver and strengthen the country’s global “soft power” in the digital age.

Vietnamese is also taught at prestigious schools in Laos like the Champasak-Lâm Đồng High School for the Gifted (Phonesavanh School) and the Champasak Ethnic Boarding School.

The national achievement exhibition, themed “80 Years of Independence – Freedom – Happiness,” is the largest of its kind held in Việt Nam so far, bringing together 28 ministries and central agencies, 34 localities, 16 state-owned economic corporations, and 94 leading private enterprises.

From jet skiing and parasailing to coral diving, Cô Tô Island in Quảng Ninh Province is reinventing itself as a green, modern and sustainable marine tourism hub.