Visiting Hà Nội and being eager to learn about history and culture? Museums are the best places to go. Vietnamese Women Museum and Vietnam Military History Museum are the highly recommended destinations for tourists in downtown Hà Nội. Check them out!

The correct diagnosis of Melioidosis is tricky as it mimics many other conditions, hence also called “the great mimicker.” 

As a foodie, Chiam said “I’ve heard that apart from the natural beauty of the landscape, there are still many specialties such as cháo ấu tẩu (rice porridge with pork leg, stir-fried minced pork and ấu tẩu root); thắng cố (horse meat & bones) and particularly thắng dền (floating rice cakes).”

Hundreds of people had the chance to get crafty at a festival in Hà Nội. So many products were on offer from tea traditional clothing and hats to lampshades! It was also the perfect opportunity for artisans to showcase their talent to a wider audience and potential global market.

Lacameo, a group of four artists from Hà Nội is showcasing their outstanding works at an exhibition in central Hà Nội featuring different angles of life including the beauty of femininity and medication.

The liveshow, entitled Mùa Thu Vàng (Golden Autumn), will take place at the concert hall of VNAM, the country’s biggest professional music training institution.

The Vietnamese language is the soul of Việt Nam, and many Vietnamese expatriates overseas have been teaching it to younger generations to keep the language spoken. Many foreign students have even taken a liking to the language.

The antique market on Hoàng Hoa Thám Street opens each Saturday morning and offers various surprises to visitors. From European bronze wares, ancient coins, and old stamps to war utensils and precious stones, customers of all ages are sure to grab a bargain or two!

A drama programme offering plays about the country, soldiers, and late President Hồ Chí Minh will begin on November 12 in HCM City. 

The contest theme focuses on the tangible or intangible cultural value, or scenic spots in Việt Nam that can be interpreted beautifully as an artistic expression of emotions and perspectives on Việt Nam cultural heritage.

The author expertly analyses and critiques the film's script, scene, music, character development and actors' performances in simple language, making the work easily accessible to anyone interested in the country's cinematic works.

Two books for teenagers by writer Từ Kế Tường, who was famous in the 1970s-90s, have been reprinted by the HCM City Literature Publishing House. 

During the festival, artisans and craftsmen from these villages will also demonstrate how they create delicate embroidery pieces, weave silk, make conical hats, pottery objects or copper bas-relief.

Mandarin Ducks and Lotus features a pair of mandarin ducks swimming around the lotus from an aerial perspective. The lotus flower is an important symbol in Vietnamese culture, signifying purity, serenity and optimism, as well as purity of body, mind and spirit, in Buddhist literature.

Dust and Metal depicts Johnson's journey to explore the developing history and freedom in Việt Nam through the lens of the country’s ubiquitous mode of transport: the motorbike.

Dozens of veteran and young magicians are performing at the fourth National Magic Festival 2023 in HCM City, which opened in November 8. 

Australian designer Cynthia Mann has become popular among expats and fashion lovers in Hà Nội. She combines western creativity with traditional fabrics of ethnic minority groups in northern mountainous region of Việt Nam to make unique clothes that have conquered even the most demanding customers. Cynthia reveals how she is inspired everyday by Việt Nam.

The book, entitled Có Một Miền Quê Yêu Thương (A Beloved Hometown), narrates the story of the rural region with a rich and profound cultural heritage, representing the heartfelt longing of a native son who always yearns for his birthplace.