Truyện Kiều is one of the most translated works of Vietnamese literature, with numerous translators both domestically and internationally

The Phủ Dầy Festival is an event associated with the legend of Holy Mother Liễu Hạnh, one of the 'tứ bất tử' (four immortals) in Vietnamese folk beliefs.

Hà Giang is prioritising sustainable tourism by enhancing service quality while preserving ethnic cultural values.

Located in the northwestern province of Lào Cai, Sa Pa is the perfect landscape for growing cải mầm đá.

A festival which gathers the best restaurants of every corner of Việt Nam to promote phở will be held later this month at the Hà Nội's Thăng Long Royal Citadel.

Hà Nội, with its diverse culinary treasures built on a thousand-year cultural foundation, has transformed cuisine into a part of the cultural industry, with various measures being taken to promote its brand and elevate the status of the capital city's cuisine.

Công’s family presented two sets of original artefacts to the mausoleum - a set of chairs and a tea set used to welcome President Hồ Chí Minh during the leader’s visit to the family on the Lunar New Year's Eve in 1963, and two rare photographs capturing the moment the President visited their home.

The Noirfotocontest, featuring the 30 best black and white photos under the theme "CONNECT," is currently on display at Toong co-working space in HCM City until April 13.

Across Việt Nam, there are 1,417 monuments to the Hùng Kings and their family, generals, and other figures from the Hùng Kings era

With these specially-curated tours, visitors can gain a deeper appreciation of HCM City’s historical journey and cultural heritage. Whether revisiting wartime relics or exploring vibrant urban landscapes, the experiences promise to be both educational and memorable.

HCM City is holding activities to mark Hùng Kings Commemoration Day, which falls on the 10th day of the third lunar month of the year, or April 7 this year.

New visa policies may be implemented to attract top talent and high-net-worth individuals to Việt Nam.

The art of lân sư rồng (kylin-lion-dragon dance) by Hoa people in HCM City has been recognised as a national intangible cultural heritage of humanity, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism said.  

To offer competitive pricing with diverse experiences, Vietravel has collaborated with both domestic and international service providers, including national tourism boards from Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong (China), the Republic of Korea, and Japan.

Local leaders and citizens offered incense, flowers, and tributes to express their gratitude to Father Lạc Long Quân and Mother Âu Cơ for laying the foundations of the nation. They also prayed for national prosperity, peace, and unity.

The Tây Nguyên (Central Highlands) Province of Kon Tum has built a new Rông house, a variation of stilt houses unique to the region, as part of efforts to preserve ethnic people’s cultural values and promote tourism.

One of the highlights of the festival is activities associated with the 50th anniversary of Liberation of South Việt Nam and National Reunification.

A variety show featuring Củ Chi's land and people will be staged by young artists from the Trần Hữu Trang Cải Lương Theatre in HCM City this month. 

The bull racing festival, part of the 'Ford Territory – Exploring the Mekong Delta, Heritage in Motion' journey, offers visitors a glimpse into the vibrant cultural identity and historical richness of this unique region.