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.

Their contrasting music videos explore the human cost of peace, resonating deeply with audiences during the A80 celebrations.

Artist Chu Nhat Quang’s 7.2-meter lacquer masterpiece earns Guinness title and celebrates Vietnam’s independence.

Only two weeks after release, Red Rain overtakes The House of No.2 to enter Vietnam's all-time box office top three.

Attending the live National Concert Things Everlasting 2025, US Ambassador to Vietnam Marc E. Knapper described the event as a magnificent performance.

The 2025 edition of Things Everlasting struck an emotional chord through innovative arrangements and heartfelt performances that honored Vietnam’s legacy.

Stunning fireworks displays lit up Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City skies as Vietnam marked the 80th anniversary of National Day.

Held at the new Ho Guom Theater, the 2025 edition embraced legacy and innovation.

Vietnam’s war epic Red Rain rakes in 2.1 million USD in a day, setting a new cinematic benchmark.

Vietnam’s signature National Day concert blends history, art, and patriotism through a symphony of powerful and tender melodies.

In An Giang, a Cham family passes down the art of brocade weaving, blending tradition, identity, and craftsmanship across five generations.

During this year’s National Day holiday (September 2), visitors to Hanoi can enjoy free access to several museums, cultural landmarks, water puppet performances, and large-scale national concerts.

The historical war film Red Rain is breaking records with 304 billion VND in just 10 days, closing in on the year’s biggest hit.

Vietnam’s national concert “Things Everlasting” kicks off its 15th edition, blending traditional folk sounds with symphonic beauty ahead of National Day.

The recognition of gaming as one of Vietnam’s 12 official cultural industries signals a major shift in perception. The state is not only managing but actively supporting creative endeavors.