Madani Malaysia Week 2025 is more than a cultural display—it is a heartfelt invitation to the Vietnamese public to explore Malaysia’s heritage first-hand.

The shirt from her outfit has become a spotlight piece within the Vietnamese fashion community. Called the Nameless Pleated Shirt, it is the creation of Vietnamese brand Môi Điên, priced at nearly VNĐ1.5 million (US$63) and featured in the brand's Spring/Summer 2025 collection.

A special music and dance performance will be held in Hà Nội to honour the arts and enhance the cultural relationship between Việt Nam and China.

The exhibition, entitled Thiên Vũ – Dance of Nature, displays 30 new works using acrylic and mixed media on canvas that display a visually emotional journey reflecting on nature, humanity and their deep interconnectedness.

Meticulously staged, the programme is a heartfelt tribute to the Public Security officers who tirelessly maintain peace and safety for the people.

The programme brings together over 100 people from 16 ethnic minority groups across 11 localities, offering visitors a chance to explore traditional crafts, folk music, dances, rituals, and cuisine.

The showcase featured 80 paintings and 27 furniture pieces, representing the finest works by Việt Nam's most renowned artists

Over a dozen movies will be screened for free in the next few days, as part of celebrations for the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution on August 19 and National Day on September 2.

Simplifying entry procedures and expanding the list of countries exempt from visas or eligible for easy visa issuance not only saves time and costs, but also creates a significantly more convenient experience for travellers.

Vĩnh Nghiêm Pagoda, known for its breathtaking architecture and rich history, draws visitors who seek both exploration and worship.

Óc Eo is widely recognised as a hallmark archaeological culture of southern Việt Nam, dating back to the early centuries of the Common Era. The culture was first identified in 1944 by French archaeologist Louis Malleret, who named it after Go Oc Eo, the location in present-day Óc Eo Commune, An Giang Province.

With the theme 'Aspiration for the Blue Sea - The Great Forest Shines', the event will showcase the strengths, potential and beauty of Gia Lai Province, contributing to the preservation and promotion of cultural values while attracting tourists.

The project is expected to significantly boost Quảng Trị’s image among both domestic and international travellers.

Two newly released reference books — Bác là Hồ Chí Minh (He is Hồ Chí Minh) and Bác Hồ ở Thái Lan (Uncle Hồ in Thailand) — offer profound insights into the life and legacy of President Hồ Chí Minh, celebrating his timeless influence in both Việt Nam and abroad.

Its natural advantages have made Mũi Né a magnet for enthusiasts of kitesurfing, windsurfing, surfing, and stand-up paddle boarding (SUP). These activities not only diversify the local tourism offerings but also contribute to the area’s long-term development strategy focused on sustainability.

With a series of titles and significant prize money, Kiptoo has not only transformed his family's life, but has also laid the groundwork for long-term plans, inspiring many with his perseverance and passion for running.

It is a story about a dairy farm in the process of industrialisation, where Trâu, a poor farmer, is asked to steal a secret milk formula in hopes of lifting his family out of poverty.

A total of 36 outstanding student works in media and the creative arts were honoured at the closing ceremony of the International Student Media Art Festival (ISMA 2025) held on July 29 at Văn Lang University (VLU) in HCM City.

The highlight of the event was a concert by artists from the Việt Nam National Academy of Music, featuring traditional Vietnamese instruments such as đàn bầu (monochord zither), t’rưng (a traditional bamboo xylophone used by the Gia Rai and Bà Nà ethnic groups in the Central Highlands), and sáo trúc (bamboo flute). Folk songs from Việt Nam’s three regions were also performed, offering a culturally rich musical experience.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has announced substantial prize money for its “Happy Việt Nam 2025” award, an annual human rights media contest