A farmer in Sơn Long Commune in Phú Yên Province has harvested what is thought to be the largest cassava ever grown in the province:

Both the stamps feature a golden dragon on bright blue and pink backgrounds, presenting the festive Tết atmosphere.

No matter how old you are, we all love a good cartoon. Here in Việt Nam, young animators are kicking up a storm producing top-class cartoons that are shown all over the world. And they hope to start integrating Vietnamese culture into their animations to spread even more positive vibes from this animation nation!

With a history of nearly 1,000 years of traditional craft, Chuôn Ngọ village is the ancestral land of mother-of-pearl mosaics. With skillful hands, artisans here have turned discarded seashells into sophisticated masterpieces that echo the pride of the country.

The new teams, including the American, German and Chinese, will compete with other teams from France, Italy, Poland, Finland and Việt Nam during the 2024 Đà Nẵng International Fireworks Festival.

True Bến Tre green-skinned grapefruits average between 1.2-2.5 kilo/ per fruit. When ripe, the skin is still green, thin and easy to peel, while the inside is red or pink, and easy to pull apart.

The ‘Iran Film Week in Hà Nội’ held by the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Việt Nam is a cultural activity to celebrate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Iran and Việt Nam.

The UNESCO heritage site of Hội An ancient city is ranked 2nd and HCM City 11th in the list of 25 trending destinations in the world.

Want to get ahead? Then get a hat! Conical hats are synonymous with Việt Nam and in Long Hồ town, Vĩnh Long Province, generations of residents have been crafting this beautiful headwear.

The rice offering ceremony of the La Chí ethnic people in Hà Giang Province is one of the oldest traditions upheld today. This ceremony signifies their wish and hope for next year's harvest after a bountiful year.

The cake is made from white glutinous rice, and the filling is made from mung beans and lard or ripe bananas.

Hồ Chí Minh Television (HTV) will offer a new TV programme about HCM City and its people this weekend. 

The Essence of a Pearl exhibition features 35 artworks with themes revolving around Vietnamese women and landscapes. The works were transported from Hà Nội to Đà Nẵng making it the first occasion for the local art lovers to see directly the masterpieces.

The two artists were classmates at Việt Nam Fine Arts University. During their time of study, they sometimes amazed their friends with their paintings after fieldtrips.

The northwest provinces have always captivated travel enthusiasts with their wild natural beauty, unique culture, vibrant costumes, and delectable cuisine.

Young talents from the HCM City-based Trần Hữu Trang Cải Lương Theatre, one of the region’s leading traditional art troupes, will perform in a famous play from the 1970s.