Locals consider the tree as coming from heaven to help them process it into palm sugar that brings them a stable monthly income and lovely spice for cooks and housewives nationwide.

HCM City’s Trần Hữu Trang Theatre in co-operation with its partner, the city’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, will launch a new art project attracting visitors this year. 

At A Mother’s Love, visitors encounter stories about mother-child relationships in remote villages, from the high mountains covered in mist to the vast plains.

A village exists far in the south of Nam Định City where antique hunters flock. Here you will find many items sold for top dollar. Collectors and sellers have made a small fortune auctioning historic treasures.

Lâm Đồng province is seeking to attract 9.7 million tourists in 2024.

Looking for something to do to spice up your visit to a café? Why not try painting your own adorable statues. Colouring cafes are popping up all over HCM City, and young people, friends and families are loving discovering their inner artist.

During the two-hour show, the audience will witness an intense theatrical combat between Team Disney Classic and Team Disney Channel – High School Musical confronts The Little Mermaid, Hannah Montana battles Mulan, The Lion King meets Phineas & Ferb.

Visiting the hamlet, which is nestled against the mountains and is blessed with a smooth stream creating a picturesque landscape, tourists can immerse themselves in the simple life of this ethnic community consisting of 160 households.

The 9th Japan Vietnam Festival will take place from March 9-10 at September 23 Park in HCM City’s District 1.

An annual Áo dài festival will take place in HCM City from March 7 to 17 with a wide range of cultural activities, the event’s organisers announced at a press conference held in HCM City on March 1. 

HCM City Television will broadcast a new music/talk show about HCM City and its people.

A film about the war against the French invaders in Hà Nội in 1946 has become a phenomenon attracting young audiences. Funded by the State, the film has rapidly gathered mass interest thanks to widely-spread information on social networks. Filmmakers are happy and hope this can elevate domestic movies to new heights.

A slew of new entrants is added onto the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Việt Nam in fields such as folk performing arts, traditional festivals, oral literature, scripts, and traditional handicrafts.

 The mountainous tourist city of Đà Lạt is captured in a collection of aerial photos by veteran photographer and journalist Giản Thanh Sơn. 

In this session, Singaporean writer and researcher Zhuang will share examples of how documenting was used by the elites during the colonial period, how it was understood by the salon photographers, and how it has been deployed during decolonisation and the making of the nation.

Entitled Lịch Sử Opera Ý (History of Italian Opera), the book has been penned by Italian Musical Prof Gianni Kriscak, currently a lecturer of theatrical music at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz, Austris.

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