The enduring appeal of the three world cultural heritage sites in the central region demonstrates that when cultural heritage is cherished and creatively promoted, it becomes a valuable and lasting resource for sustainable tourism, contributing to Vietnam’s global image and sharing the nation’s cultural essence with the world.

More than just a traditional food, cốm embodies the flavour of autumn and the essence of Vietnamese culture.

Fifteen songs and instrumental compositions expressing love for the country and aspiration for advancement were named the best music pieces at the National Open Music Festival, which closed in HCM City on Sunday night.

More than just a venue to showcase products and services, the fair offered a valuable opportunity for companies to connect directly with customers and partners, while stimulating consumer spending and promoting domestic tourism.

The shows Mime Returns include pieces not only entertain audiences with laughter, but tell them stories of ordinary life.

American violinist Joshua Bell performed in Việt Nam for the first time on Friday night, playing his favourite concerto by French composer Camille Saint-Saëns.

From its opening days, the “Essence of Hà Nội” zone at the first Autumn Fair 2025 in Hà Nội has lured thousands of domestic and foreign visitors seeking to explore, experience, and shop.

Green transition should not only focus on environmental protection but also on preserving cultural heritage and providing tangible benefits to the community.

The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Vĩnh Long is hosting several cultural, tourism and sports activities to celebrate the Ok Om Bok Festival, one of the major festivals of the Khmer people in the South.

The event will offer audience a chance to enjoy new outstanding cinematic works, representing different periods and styles of Vietnamese cinema.

With plans to build three international passenger ports by 2030, HCM City aims to unlock the vast potential of cruise tourism, a “gold mine” that could cement its position as Việt Nam’s premier gateway for high-spending international travellers.

UNESCO’s decision to honour and jointly commemorate the 300th birth anniversary of Lê Quý Đôn demonstrates the international community’s recognition of Việt Nam's scientific, cultural, and educational heritage, as well as the scholar’s exceptional intellectual contributions.

A new generation, a new gaze of Vietnamese-Czech experience through photography

Việt Nam is the first, and currently the only, film market in Asia to surpass its pre-COVID-19 revenue level. The market share of Vietnamese films reached 44 per cent in 2024, compared to 25 per cent for American films.

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Ngô Lê Văn described the recognition a milestone in the materialisation of the Party and State’s policies on international integration and cultural revitalisation in the new era.

Amid more than 3,000 booths from across the country, Sơn La province offers a distinctive experience where highland culture, music, and cuisine blend harmoniously, recreating the spirit of the northwest in the heart of the capital.

Audiences can go behind the scenes to discover each film’s creative journey, hear untold production stories and engage directly with the cast and crew. Fans will also have the chance to take photos, join interactive Q&A sessions and receive exclusive souvenirs from the organisers.