As the nation approaches the 70th anniversary of the Điện Biên Phủ Victory, all eyes are turning towards the westernmost part of the Fatherland - Điện Biên, with profound gratitude.

Owner Phạm Bích Hạnh said she has ordered thousands of fresh flowers in an effort to turn the restaurant into a flower forest so “all corners of the restaurant will be places for visitors and foodies to check-in.”

Tu Mơ Rông district in Kon Tum province set a Vietnamese record with 120 dishes made from ginseng at a recent contest.

Hundreds of objects and documents are on display at the Việt Nam Military History Museum in Hà Nội to celebrate 70th anniversary of the victory of the Vietnamese People’s Army against French invaders. Many historic objects are exhibited for the first time. Veteran soldiers flock here to recall their heroic moments.

The Hội An City Culture and Sports Centre said artists and craftsmen and women will stage folk songs and games, hand-made lantern, carpentry and pottery demonstrations for Japanese visitors at Fenise Sacay, or Sakai Performing Arts Centre in Sakai.

Tình Ca was shot in Hà Nội, the northern province of Quảng Ninh and the northern mountainous province of Sơn La, popularising nature landscapes and spreading love, the national pride and desire for peace. 

Are you a fan of sushi? If so, then this really is the exhibition for you. Not only can you learn about the history of this iconic Japanese speciality, but you can also ask experts questions about this famous dish.

The exhibition will showcase 70 special works including paintings, graphics, sculptures, sketches, posters and compositions created by 34 veteran Vietnamese artists between 1949 and 2009.

The Saigon International Student Orchestra (SISO) made their first public appearance with a debut concert held at VOH Music One - Opera House in HCM City.

Phú Gia Village in central province of Quy Nhơn is famous for making conical hats for the past 300 years. The hat here is called “horse hat” as it was worn in the past by elite men while riding horses. Fewer families still keep up this traditional craft, which is also attracts tourists to the village.

Steamed sticky rice is so good it’s even been named as part of Việt Nam’s cultural heritage. You’ll find this food all over the country but Phú Thượng Village in the centre of Hà Nội is famed for this dish. Are you a fan of this popular snack?

'Chè kho' was an ideal ration for the troops because it could be easily stored for 10-15 days without spoiling.