With the theme “The Echo of the Central Highlands Gongs - Southeast Asia Convergence,” the programme will feature 12 art troupes from Gia Lai, Đắk Lắk, Lâm Đồng, several northern provinces as well as art troupes from Thailand, Laos and Malaysia.

The Việt Nam Institute of Culture, Arts, Sports and Tourism gathered feedback from representatives of local tourism authorities, experts, researchers and travel enterprises at a recent workshop on the project Tourism Development at UNESCO Global Geoparks in Việt Nam, aiming to turn potential into reality and boost tourism growth in these destinations and across the country.

‘Heartbeat of Heritage’, an international art residency organised by Asia Art Link and the Việt Nam Fine Arts Association, will be exhibited at the Đà Nẵng Museum of Fine Arts from October 27 to November 10, offering an inspiring and diverse viewing experience for the audience.

Kỳ Nam Inn movie by Leon Le has awarded Shooting Star Award at the 45th edition of the Hawai‘i International Film Festival (HIFF45). 

Bánh mì xíu mại, bánh tráng nướng, hot soy milk, artichoke tea, fresh salads, and bubbling beef hotpot — these are not just dishes, but the heartbeats of Đà Lạt’s misty mornings and chilly nights.

Hải Phòng is a region rich in cultural traditions, where music resonates alongside the rhythms of life. It is also home to various forms of folk music, including ca trù (ceremonial singing), chèo (Northern traditional opera), trống hội (festive drumming) and especially hát văn (folk ceremonial singing).

Việt Nam's tourism recovery in 2025 is the result of a well-structured strategy, not mere luck. From market expansion and product diversification to improved service quality, every part of the tourism value chain has been aligned for growth.

Vietnam should focus more on developing cultural industries and digital culture in connection with the creative economy, viewing these as key economic sectors that can increase culture’s contribution to national GDP.

The workshop is part of the Understanding Wood series to promote cooperation in the field of wood architecture and inspire wood design, as well as preserve architectural heritage.

Learn about breast cancer screening in Hà Nội: importance of early detection, common symptoms, and prevention tips for women from Dr Olga Sambolska.

British photojournalist Andy Soloman unveils a powerful photographic exhibition of Việt Nam’s remarkable transformation through deeply personal encounters. 

Over the past three decades, the Việt Nam Museum of Ethnology has become a leading cultural and tourist destination in the capital, attracting about 500,000 visitors each year.

The exhibition brings together nearly 20 artists from both countries, showcasing around 50 works across diverse materials such as lacquer, mother-of-pearl inlay, ceramics, oil, acrylic painting, and silk.

Mưa Đỏ (Red Rain) and Tử Chiến Trên Không (Death Battle in the Air) - two outstanding recent Vietnamese films - will be screened free of charge for audiences as part of the 2025 Autumn Fair, scheduled to take place from October 25 to November 4 at the Vietnam Exposition Centre in Hà Nội's Đông Anh.

For centuries, Chàng Sơn village in Hà Nội has been known as the cradle of hand fans. Today, young people from the workshop ‘Xưởng quạt Từ Tâm’ have returned home, blending tradition with modern creativity to carry the cultural breeze into the future.

The fair will feature around 3,000 booths and over 10,000 products for display and trade across five themed zones, reflecting Việt Nam's strengths in production, commerce, consumption, culture, and tourism.

Legendary violinist Joshua Bell has chosen Hà Nội as the last stop to his vibrant tour to Asia in October where he will perform in a concert of mystery and brilliance.

Hà Nội is a city that never fails to captivate, offering something for everyone at every turn. Whether wandering through the Old Quarter, where ancient houses, pagodas and temples blend seamlessly with modern skyscrapers, or soaking in the vibrant urban life on bustling sidewalks, sampling street food and enjoying traditional arts, there is always something to keep you entertained.