The festival featured an art programme in Aichi that attracted over 10,000 attendees. The performances, which included singing, dancing, circus acts and contemporary displays, were infused with a deep love for the homeland, leaving lasting impressions on many.

Deputy Director of the Hà Nội Department of Tourism Nguyễn Trần Quang emphasised that the four-day festival served a dual mission, honouring and preserving the intangible cultural heritage of the áo dài while boosting tourism and raising public awareness, particularly among the youth, about the importance of national cultural identity.

Highlights included an exhibition titled "Party in the 21st Century", featuring 58 works blending photography, painting, and ethnography to showcase traditional Slovak “Party” headpieces worn by unmarried women and brides in the 19th–20th centuries.

More than just a restaurant, Saigon Lotus has become a vibrant hub of culture and arts — a shared home where Vietnamese traditions, hospitality, and community spirit flourish.

Quảng Ninh Province will stage a spectacular concert titled “Quảng Ninh – Heroic Land of Coal” on November 12, paying tribute to generations of miners and celebrating the province’s vibrant spirit of resilience, creativity and unity. The event also marks a bold step in positioning Quảng Ninh as a dynamic hub for cultural and creative industries.

Explore 115 years of heritage through immersive storytelling at Hà Nội Opera House

Hà Nội is buzzing with excitement as a series of events unfold at the Thăng Long-Hà Nội Festival 2025. From browsing local craft stalls and watching traditional performances to enjoying authentic Vietnamese cuisine, visitors immerse themselves in the vibrant spirit of the capital’s cultural celebration.

With its Winter Festival brand firmly established, Sa Pa is emerging as a leading destination for the year-end festive season, offering a vibrant line-up of cultural, artistic, and tourism activities.

Meanwhile, the number of domestic tourist arrivals hit 33.08 million, fulfilling 66.2 per cent of the year's goal. Total tourism revenue during the period reachedVNĐ208.06 trillion, equivalent to 71.7 per cent of this year's target of VNĐ290 trillion (US$11.02 billion).

In the peaceful countryside of Tây Ninh Province, a young artisan named Lê Ngọc Dư has turned simple bamboo into unique handmade decorative items.

This year, Phú Quốc, the only representative from Việt Nam, was honoured in the second place with flight search growth reaching 184 per cent compared to the previous year.

The festival, themed “Heritage – Connection – Era”, seeks to showcase Việt Nam's cultural heritage to the world while highlighting Hanoi as a distinctive and creative heritage city.

Hidden beneath the Tây Côn Lĩnh mountain range, at over 1,000 metres above sea level, Xà Phìn – a village with moss-covered roofs of the Dao ethnic minority people – is embraced by ancient forests and white clouds, enjoying a cool climate year-round.

A photo exhibition opened on November 6 at the Temple of Literature (Văn Miếu – Quốc Tử Giám), Hà Nội, featuring a valuable collection by French photographer Firmin-André Salles that captured vivid images of Việt Nam's Confucian education and examination traditions in the late 1800s.

The event aimed to promote mutual understanding and cooperation between Quảng Ninh province, other Vietnamese localities, the EU Delegation, and European embassies in Hà Nội, contributing to the comprehensive partnership and cooperation that is moving towards a higher level of cooperation.

For the first time, Việt Nam has been invited as the guest of honour at the Festival Changé d’Air, offering an opportunity for cultural exchange and mutual understanding between the two countries.

The annual Bắc Sơn Golden Rice Season Tourism Festival, one of the region’s most anticipated events featuring a variety of activities, officially kicked off on November 7 in Bắc Sơn Commune, Lạng Sơn Province.

The second Cà Mau Crab Festival will take place from November 16 to 22 in the southernmost province of Cà Mau, according to its People’s Committee.

Works by four contemporary Vietnamese painters were showcased at the exhibition themed Việt Nam – Enchanting Beauty, held from October 31 to November 5 at Sotheby’s London, attracting strong interest from collectors, auctioneers, and art enthusiasts from the UK and abroad.

Experts suggest that incorporating local cuisine into tourism offerings is a flexible and progressive approach as Vietnam embraces a new era of development