Two Vietnamese writers have won the SEA Write Award (also known as the Southeast Asian Writers Award) 2022-2023 granted by the Royal Family of Thailand and the Writers' Association of Thailand.

The film "Linh Miêu: Quỷ Nhập Tràng," (Spirit Whisker: The Revenant) featuring actress Hồng Đào and Miss Grand International Thùy Tiên, is leading the box office, earning over VNĐ44 billion (US$1.73 million) after four days of release.

The duo of world-class concerts on December 8 and 9 promises classical music lovers an unforgettable musical experience, as these performances will deliver captivating and superb artistry.

Saigon Indigo is a clothing brand in HCM City that hand dyes products such as clothes, bags and hats using natural indigo dye. The business promotes sustainability and helps preserve the traditional craft.

Thu's performance included solo guitar and duo guitar segments, and a duet with the famous Austrian-Cuban artist Marco Tamayo.

Five architectural sites in HCM City have been recognised as “monuments” by the city Department of Culture and Sports. They include Bến Thành Market, the Trần Hưng Đạo Temple, the District 1 People’s Committee building, the headquarters of the city customs department, and the grave of a government official who worked for King Tự Đức. 

The 3rd Ninh Bình Festival themed “Heritage Flow” opened in Ninh Bình City, the northern province of the same name, featuring a wide range of cultural and entertainment activities.

With the theme 'Hà Nội kết nối năm châu' (Hà Nội connects the World), the festival is organised by the Hà Nội Department of Culture and Sports.

Hà Nội-based Lã Duy Long was awarded special prize at a story writing contest Đóa Hoa Đồng Thoại (Bouquet of Children's Stories Contest) with his short story about donating hair to a cancer patient.

A combination of unique costumes, music and dance performances will entertain people at a show Đường Chúng Ta Đi (The Road We Go) on November 30 in Hà Nội.

Despite the passage of time, local artisans have meticulously preserved and elevated this traditional craft. Their exquisite creations have gone beyond national borders, reaching the continents and the world.

The northern province of Ninh Bình showcased its stunning natural landscapes and people to the Japanese market through a recent tourism promotion conference called “the splendour of the ancient capital” in Tokyo.

This week-long celebration will offer a wide range of activities, providing visitors with unique experiences of Long An’s culture, people, and natural beauty.

More than 40 embassies, international organisations, cultural centres, provincial Departments of Foreign Affairs, units under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and businesses will participate in this annual festival, which is held by the Service Department for Diplomatic Corps under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Key events will be held at three main locations, including areas around the Dragon Bridge’s east and west banks and Trần Hưng Đạo Park. Highlights include vibrant photo spots with a giant lighted Christmas tree, a festive gift box installation, and colourful New Year signs. 

Having been voted as one of the Best Tourism Villages 2024, the Trà Quế vegetable village in the ancient town of Hội An, Quảng Nam Province, will be hosting the UN Tourism conference from December 9-11.

Le Monde d'Hermès Kiosk, inspired by the iconic news stands of Paris, has opened for four days at Bạch Đằng Park, a popular destination for the citizens of Hồ Chí Minh City, offering visitors the chance to delve into the richness and diversity of the Hermès world through images and collections and engaging, joyful conversations.

The central province of Thừa Thiên Huế officially received the Memory of the World Register recognition for a collection of nine Nguyễn Dynasty urns from UNESCO, in a ceremony on November 24.

An exhibition on the Human Act Prize – an annual award organised by the Nhân Dân (People) newspaper in collaboration with the VCCorp – introduces community-oriented and sustainable programmes throughout the country.

One hundred paintings from traditional folk painting villages in Việt Nam will go on display at the central city’s Fine Arts Museum in celebration of Heritage Day from November 22-30.