The Trương Family Temple and Trương Minh Thành's tomb and Gò Quéo ancient tomb park are among seven more heritage sites HCM City recognised at a ceremony on August 27.

The 8 Moments of Wonder concert at the Vietnam Exposition Center drew over 50,000 music lovers eager to witness a fusion of Vietnamese cultural identity and international musical trends

The display features more than 200 curated photos, documents, and objects, including valuable original artifacts such as the 1919 identity card in France of Nguyễn Ái Quốc, his photography business card, and the 1960 letter he sent to the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED) Central Committee.

Green Tourism Criteria (VITA Green) will not only be a certification but a genuine green passport for Vietnamese tourism enterprises, aiming for an integrated green tourism ecosystem that is globally connected yet distinctly Vietnamese.

In HCM City, the municipal Department of Culture and Sports announced a wide variety of activities, including a special live-broadcast performance on the evening of September 2 at Nguyễn Huệ Pedestrian Street (Sài Gòn Ward), the new Central Park (Bình Dương Ward), and Thùy Vân Square (Vũng Tàu Ward). Firework displays will also light up the city at multiple locations that night.

The festival showcases a vibrant mix of ceremonial rites and community activities that embody the region’s cultural heritage.

Ambassador Trịnh Thị Tâm highlighted that Việt Nam and Sri Lanka share a longstanding traditional friendship nurtured by similarities in history, culture, and religion. She stressed that cultural exchanges serve as a bridge bringing the people of the two countries closer, enhancing mutual understanding, and opening up practical cooperation opportunities in education, tourism, and people-to-people exchanges

The selection of Việt Nam as the guest of honour is no accident, as Algeria and Việt Nam share a history of struggles for freedom, marked by values of resistance and dignity.

Bát Tràng cooking knowledge of a traditional party dish was recently recognised as the latest National Intangible Cultural Heritage (NICH) by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

The poem, written in the traditional lục bát (six-eight) verse form, was composed to inspire national pride, unity and a shared sense of responsibility during the fight for independence.

Hà Nội’s tourism sector is buzzing ahead of National Day, with hotels nearly fully booked and travel agencies rolling out special packages.

Adapted from the novel by Chu Lai, who also penned the screenplay, the film draws inspiration from the 81-day battle to defend the Quảng Trị Citadel in 1972.

Food fanatics in HCM City are looking forward to the Saigon Taco Fest 2025 on August 30 at Creo Customs in An Khánh Ward. The one-day event is where six of Saigon’s best taco spots gather, offering the essence of Mexican food in one place.

Around 50 stalls will introduce specialties of the northern mountainous region, from forest vegetables and smoked meats to sticky rice, herbal liquors, and handmade brocades.

Việt Nam's tourism associations, led by Việt Nam Tourism Association (VITA), gathered in the central province of Thanh Hoá on August 23 to devise a coordinated action plan to meet government targets and elevate the country’s profile as a global travel destination.

This annual event reflects the cultural identity of the Thái people, showcasing agricultural beliefs and community solidarity, while promoting the enchanting image of Ngọc Chiến to visitors.

The Miss Multicultural Vietnam 2025 contest has been officially launched and is scheduled to take place in Hà Nội from November 18 to 23.

Two villagers have handed over precious items to local museums for future preservation and research.

The bell tower now stands alongside the drum tower as a prominent feature within the site’s landscape. Both structures represent the contribution of local artisans and traditional craft villages to the preservation of cultural heritage.

The exhibition displays 272 photos taken in the city and Cà Mau.