Tourism student Nguyen Thi Yen Nhi crowned Miss Grand Vietnam 2025 after a standout bilingual Q&A and a year of determined preparation.

Despite new releases, Red Rain continued its winning streak, crossing 650 billion VND in revenue and maintaining dominance in Vietnamese cinemas.

The Avalokitesvara Bac Binh statue, a symbol of ancient Cham art, has received official national recognition.

Massive concert turnouts in 2025 have exposed the urgent need for world-class venues to fuel Vietnam’s growing entertainment industry.

The Dak Son lithophone, located in Lam Dong Province, has officially been recognized as a national treasure by the Prime Minister of Vietnam.

Phan Dang Hoang’s new collection pays homage to lacquer art and cultural heritage as he joins Milan Fashion Week once again.

From gatekeeping trials to blessing rites, the Giay ceremony unites families and faith.

Swedish film director Bo Öhlén has received the insignia “For the cause of culture, sports and tourism” from the Vietnamese Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

Vietnam leverages its rich heritage and creative strategies to establish a powerful cultural presence on the world stage.

Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes are taking centre stage at the third photo exhibition “Vietnam Through the Lens of International Photographers”, which opened in Hue city on September 10.

The Cultural Day is expected to help further strengthen the Vietnam – RoK friendship while reaffirming Hue’s determination to expand international exchanges and assert its role as a cultural and tourism hub of the country.

"Love in Vietnam", a co-production between Innovations India and Samten Hills Vietnam, had its official premiere in New Delhi on September 7, attracting wide interest from audiences in both countries.

The 15th European-Vietnamese Documentary Film Festival will be held in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City from September 12 to 18, featuring 18 films from eight countries.

Each province and city across Vietnam’s S-shaped stretch of land boasts iconic landmarks and structures that vividly reflect their historical development and cultural heritage.

In just 17 days, Red Rain soared past Mai, claiming the No. 1 spot in Vietnam’s box office history.

Vietnam harnesses its rich heritage and creative spirit to expand global influence while honoring national roots.

Strategic diplomacy turns Vietnamese culture into a powerful international brand.

A special exhibition at the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City is offering visitors an insight into the cuisine that sustained soldiers and civilians in southern Vietnam during the resistance years.

An international fine arts exhibition opened at Hanoi’s iconic Van Mieu – Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature complex) on September 5, contributing to the promotion of the capital’s international exchange and image as a UNESCO Creative City.

“National concerts” not only inspire patriotism and pride but also boost momentum for Vietnam’s cultural industry.