The Vietnamese film Peach Blossom, Pho and Piano by Director Phi Tien Son makes a strong impression on international audiences at the 3rd ASEAN Film Festival, taking place in Hong Kong (China) from August 7 to 31.

In a shifting entertainment landscape, what truly makes an A-lister in Vietnam today?

A cultural treasure of the Thai people, Han Khuong blends music, romance, and community.

A self-taught artisan blends tradition and modern spirit to bring Vietnamese heritage to the world.

The Ministry of Culture has launched the “Identity” contest to celebrate 80 years of independence and inspire pride in Vietnamese culture.

Nguyen Thanh Vu presents paintings and ceramics with motifs of clouds and waves, reflecting philosophy, spirituality, and the essence of life.

The IL-14 that once served as President Ho Chi Minh’s official plane is now on display in Hanoi.

Recognized as national heritage, Kho Gia Gia reflects the cultural soul of Vietnam’s highlands.

Over nearly 30 years of performing, Meritorious Artist Le Giang has brought the sound of the Vietnamese monochord (dan bau) to more than 80 countries and territories – a dream achievement for any artist.

A Korea-Vietnam co-production titled Saigon Oppa is set to begin filming in 2026, directed by Park Gyu Tae.

An exhibition celebrating Vietnam’s achievements over the past 80 years, which will be held from August 28 to September 5 at the National Exposition Centre, is expected to become a cultural and political highlight of the year.

Young talent Duong Duc Hai wins international acclaim with heartfelt Chinese vocal performance.

The upcoming “Doll Fest 2025” will unveil Vietnam’s first-ever fairytale doll collection inspired by cultural stories, with organizers planning to register it as a Vietnam record.

As Vietnam prepares to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2), a series of grand art programmess are taking centre stage across the nation, connecting millions of Vietnamese hearts.

"Things Everlasting" 2025 will feature both new and returning artists in a special National Day concert at Ho Guom Theatre.

The Long Giao bronze pangolin, a one-of-a-kind artifact from the early Common Era, showcases extraordinary craftsmanship and is preserved as a national treasure at the Dong Nai Museum.

Thanks to funding from Project 6 of Program 1719, many traditional festivals and forms of folk culture of Vietnam’s ethnic minority groups have been restored and maintained, preventing them from fading into obscurity.

Vietnamese circus artists have brought home prestigious awards from two renowned international festivals in Russia and Kazakhstan, igniting national pride and affirming the country’s position in the global circus arena.

A new generation of directors is reshaping Vietnam’s war cinema with humanistic, multifaceted portrayals of conflict and post-war trauma.

Rare and deeply symbolic, the trống sành is a cultural treasure of the Cao Lan people of Tuyen Quang.