The Hanoi student impresses judges with cultural knowledge and charisma at Mister Tourism Junior Global 2025.

With a global panel of jurors and local storytelling, DANAFF 2025 strengthens Vietnam's presence on the world film stage.

A book on Hanoians’ eating and drinking etiquette through the history by author Vu The Long, in its Chinese-language edition, has received the 2025 influential Southeast Asian book award in China.

The third Vietnam Festival in Lorient, France, has concluded with a vibrant art performance titled “Brilliant Vietnam”, leaving a deep impression on local audiences.

Authorities in An Giang province are accelerating efforts to finalise UNESCO nomination dossier for Oc Eo–Ba The archaeological site located in Oc Eo commune.

The new rice festival of the Co Tu ethnic people and the traditional knowledge of bun bo Hue (Hue-style beef noodle soup) have both been officially listed in the national intangible cultural heritages.

At a cultural roundtable, experts called for tighter regulation and clearer standards for beauty contests.

Australian journalist and photographer Ronan O’Connell has visited Vietnam 19 times over the past 18 years as he is lured by the country’s diverse charm, lively atmosphere, and hospitality.

A screening of short films by Italian filmmakers will take place on July 10 at Casa Italia, an Italian cultural and branding centre in Hanoi.

The project demonstrates that when given space, respect, and access through the "language of their generation", young people will welcome the musical tradition and revive culture in creative and responsible ways.

The Vietnam-Japan Festival, an annual cultural diplomacy event, aims to promote exchange and mutual understanding, tighten the friendship between the peoples of Vietnam and Japan.

A Nguyen-era wooden home crafted with no nails preserves rare heirlooms and timeless elegance.

Nghe An now holds 14 national intangible cultural heritages, adding depth to its tradition.

The Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism has officially added Bun bo Hue and the Bhuoih Haro Tome Festival in Hue to the list of national intangible cultural heritage.

“Chị Dâu” (Sister-in-law) took home Best Vietnamese Film and earned Viet Huong the Best Actress award, while Tuan Tran was honored as Best Actor.

From a family steeped in creativity, the daughters of Le Mai and Tran Tien have become icons of Vietnamese cinema and theater.

Do Van Canh’s chicken-themed works offer joy, meaning, and a unique voice in the “Dang tay” exhibition.

The performing arts director says pageants need proper regulation to honor true beauty.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Brunei Tran Anh Vu expressed his hope that ISB students and international friends will have deeper appreciation for Vietnamese literature and culture, including works that have inspired acclaimed film adaptations.

As one of Japan’s three major traditional performing arts, alongside noh and kabuki, bunraku is renowned for its exquisite fusion of sophisticated puppetry, emotionally resonant narration and traditional music.