Produced with meticulous attention to content and design, the 224-page, 23x25cm book is printed in full colour, combining a modern, dignified layout with a celebration of patriotism, national pride, and unity.

Its recognition by Forbes as one of the world’s 50 most beautiful villages is not only a source of local pride but also a testament to Đà Nẵng’s growing presence on the global tourism map, creating momentum to promote its “green – heritage – sustainable” brand.

The publication of Đồng Xuân Market – Memories of Bygone Time aims to preserve, systematise and disseminate valuable materials about Hà Nội’s history, culture and people. It affirms the unique position and role of the market in the socio-economic life of the capital

Authorities, experts and businesses in An Giang have called for stronger measures to develop tourism routes and signature products, aiming to harness the province’s diverse natural and cultural resources following its recent administrative merger.

More than just artistic shows, such concerts are affirming their role as a form of soft power, helping to spread patriotism, foster the cultural industry, and promote the nation’s image.

From traditional flavours to heartfelt exchanges, Việt Nam’s participation in the Hakuna Matata Festival in Brussels not only enriched the festive atmosphere but also underscored its message of unity and a world without war.

The project aims to raise awareness about the significance of mental well-being and encourage everyone to prioritise their psychological health through the joy of cooking.

Hundreds of youth and children in India and Sri Lanka have participated in a series of fun and warm activities, spreading the spirit of solidarity and joy of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

The Nghinh Ông (Whale Worshipping) Thắng Tam Festival 2025 officially opened on Tuesday (October 7) in HCM City’s Vũng Tàu Ward, featuring a wide range of cultural and artistic activities.

Private traditional art troupes in HCM City will restage classical cải lương (reformed opera) plays about Vietnamese history this month.

On a vibrant Sunday at the La Phù village communal house, Hà Nội City held a grand ceremony to present the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Certificate to this cherished festival.

This year's scholarship recipients are disadvantaged students from various communes in Tuyên Quang Province, including orphans, who exhibit a strong spirit of resilience and a commitment to advancing their education and improving their lives.

The event aims to honour authentic musical expression, enrich the spirit, and celebrate Hà Nội’s cultural legacy.

Three outstanding films about Hà Nội will be screened at Ngọc Khánh Cinema, located on Kim Mã Street, Hà Nội, from October 8-10, to celebrate the 71st anniversary of the liberation of the capital city (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2025).

The Unicorn-Lion-Dragon Dance Art Museum is expected to become a new cultural landmark in Đà Nẵng, contributing to the preservation and promotion of Việt Nam's folk heritage while enriching the experience of international and domestic tourists.

The collection initially featured fewer than 100 books, mostly contributed by members of the Vietnamese community. Today, it has grown to include over 500 volumes spanning language, culture, history, geography, medicine, and science.

This initiative will offer visitors not only the chance to observe and participate in heritage practices but also to immerse themselves in the cultural and historical spaces of the Chăm people.

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