Quảng Ngãi Province approved a pilot project on a walking street along Trà Khúc River in Nghĩa Lộ Ward, offering a new cultural and tourism destination to residents and tourists.

With its ancient temple towers, lively festivals, craft villages, and rich cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible, Chăm culture in the south central province of Khánh Hòa is not only a long-standing historical treasure but is also being actively promoted alongside tourism and community livelihoods, bringing fresh energy to Chăm heritage in modern life.

 Localities tap heritage assets to develop tourism, cultural services and creative industries, generating tangible economic benefits while promoting sustainable growth.

The Hà Nội Old Quarter Heritage Information Centre at 28 Hàng Buồm Street will host a space of traditional Tết, featuring a series of cultural experiences from January 19 to March 17 in the old quarter area.

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The answer lies in the historical depth and cultural thought of the nation, linked to the first National Culture Conference and the strategic directions for building and developing Vietnamese culture over the past half century.

The concert, titled 'Khát Vọng Mùa Xuân' (Spring Desire), was a meaningful artistic event in which cultural figures conveyed their beliefs, responsibilities and aspirations to contribute to the future of the country and look towards the success of the 14th National Party Congress.

Building on the achievements of previous editions, DANAFF IV continues the city's commitment to developing a professional international film festival, contributing to the promotion of international cooperation in Vietnamese cinema, while showcasing Đà Nẵng’s image as a dynamic and creative destination.

Mưa Đỏ (Red Rain), directed by Meritorious Artist Đặng Thái Huyền and produced by the People’s Army Cinema also earned its director the Best Director Award in the feature film category, marking a double win and making Red Rain the most honoured work of the night in the cinema section.

A fantasy film using artificial intelligence (AI) by Phạm Vĩnh Khương will be released in April. 

Vietnamese cinema is witnessing a growing trend of creative partnerships, as well-matched duos, from married couples to long-time collaborators, join forces to produce some of the industry’s most talked-about films.

Along with heightened demand, the prices of overseas tours during Tết are adjusting due to fluctuations in airfare, accommodation and exchange rates.

Where rare primates, sacred landscapes, and breathtaking karst valleys converge, Ninh Bình’s Tam Chúc – Vân Long complex is stepping onto the world stage with its bid for UNESCO World Heritage recognition.

The first-ever phở museum has opened in HCM City on Thursday, marking a milestone in the journey of preserving the nation's culinary heritage.

To welcome the upcoming Tết (Lunar New Year), the Year of the Fire Horse, Namia River Retreat in Hội An is introducing a festive programme themed “The Year of Mindful Movement”, inviting travellers to experience the holiday through wellness, reflection and cultural connection.

The exhibition is part of the activities celebrating the 14th National Party Congress of the Party, the 96th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV) and 80 years of the National Assembly of Việt Nam.

Joyaux skilfully highlights the extraordinary yet tragic life of the last empress of Việt Nam, reviving the history of a now-disappeared empire through his narrative.

The traditional Tết holiday is fast approaching, and nothing screams Lunar New Year like the iconic áo dài traditional dress. People around HCM City have been rushing to áo dài shops to buy one, or even get a dress tailor-made.

At the Temple of Literature, the exhibition 'Horses come to town' reveals as a quiet journey through art and tradition, featuring horse sculptures by artists from the Central Highlands, the Lam Phong group and others. Carrying hope and gentle optimism, the exhibition is on display until the end of March 2026.

The display themed Under the Party’s leadership – The nation enters a new era marks the upcoming 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Viet Nam which is scheduled to take place from January 19 to 25.