New Vision - New Era highlights the notable achievements of the country over 40 years of renewal (1986-2026) and spreads the aspiration for a strong and prosperous Việt Nam.

The selected performances will celebrate the Communist Party of Việt Nam and the late President Hồ Chí Minh, reflecting significant historical milestones and achievements under the Party's leadership.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Greece took part in the International Cultural Festival 2026, organised by the UNESCO Club of Piraeus and Islands in Greece, marking the embassy’s first activity of the new year and highlighting its efforts to bring the image of Việt Nam closer to the Greek public and international friends through traditional Vietnamese cuisine.

Vietnamese rice paper is increasingly winning the hearts of European diners thanks to its versatility, easy preparation and ability to pair well with a wide range of Western ingredients. This culinary exchange not only broadens the reach of Vietnamese cuisine but also enriches the multicultural culinary landscape of Belgium and many other countries.

The harmonious mingling of works by artists from both nations conjures a multi-layered, dynamic space where distinct visual languages intersect with shared emotional depth, aesthetic thinking and creative spirit. The result is a rich and refreshing visual experience.

Wrapped in young palmyra palm leaves and shaped like a pomegranate, Kà Tum cake is a small traditional delicacy that carries the cultural memory of the Khmer community in An Giang, blending everyday craftsmanship with enduring values of harmony, prosperity and family unity.

A glittering fireworks show will be held to celebrate the successful conclusion of the 14th National Party Congress on January 23 in Hà Nội's Mỹ Đình Stadium area.

Việt Nam Museum of Fine Arts received nearly 1,000 artworks handed over by the Việt Nam Fine Arts Association on January 12. 

Costamigo BW Premier Collection by Best Western has officially entered the market in the coastal area of Lâm Đồng Province (formerly Bình Thuận), adding a new high-end beachfront accommodation option for travellers in southern Việt Nam.

The 2026 Lunar New Year Flower and Light Technology Boulevard will feature displays of models and products from a range of corporations and businesses. A dedicated area will highlight the traditional Lunar New Year culture of the province’s ethnic groups, alongside cultural, artistic, sports and entertainment activities.

In 2025, Đà Nẵng implemented targeted promotion campaigns to attract Muslim travellers from Indonesia, Malaysia, CIS countries and the Middle East, welcoming more than 617,000 visitors from these markets, supported by newly opened direct and charter air routes.

Also known as Cù Lao Thu, Phu Quy lies about 120 km southeast of Phan Thiết and covers roughly 18sq.km. In addition to the main island, the area includes smaller islets such as Hòn Tranh, Hòn Do, Hòn Da Cao, and Hòn Hai.

New Delhi Television describes Tà Xùa as Việt Nam’s “cloud-hunting paradise”, best known for the so-called “dinosaur spine” – a trekking route that has been widely shared among travel enthusiasts for years.

The works not only contribute to a solemn and meaningful cultural atmosphere but also widely disseminate profound ideological and humanitarian values to the general public.

The event, which falls on the 21st day of the last lunar month of the Year of the Snake, is a cultural and social activity that aims to spread the spirit of solidarity and compassion within the community as Tết approaches.

All slots to explore Sơn Đoòng, the world’s largest cave, have been sold out in both 2026 and 2027, making it one of the most difficult tours to book globally.

Probiotics for children work differently depending on the strain. This guide helps parents understand how to choose probiotics safely and appropriately for everyday use.

HCM City’s tourism industry is making plans and readying products and services to serve visitors during the Tết holidays in mid-February.

Beyond an art project, the Gióng collection is also a cultural proposal for the Year of the Horse 2026 – bringing the symbol of Saint Gióng from legend into everyday life, transition heritage into the creative economy, and move from the ancient village into urban and international spaces.