Culture

Ethnic minority communities in Lai Chau Province are receiving support from businesses throughout the entire value chain of chia cultivation towards a more professional and sustainable model, from production to processing, packaging, and brand development.

VGP - The UK-based Time Out magazine has recently published a list of the 15 most loved cities in the world by tourists, with Ha Noi ranking 11th.

VGP - Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son hosted a reception for Director of the UNESCO World Heritage Centre Lazare Eloundou Assomo in Ha Noi on May 19.

By preserving the authentic spirit of the mountains in each product, highland communities are persistently elevating their brands, bringing ethnic specialties far beyond their native regions.

On the morning of May 19, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh conducted an on-site inspection of the construction progress at the National Exhibition and Fair Centre in Dong Anh District, Hanoi. The Prime Minister was joined by Deputy Prime Minister Mai Van Chinh during the inspection, emphasizing the significance of the project in the broader development strategy for the capital.

From the ancient Shan Tuyet tea trees standing firm amidst the frosty mists, the ethnic minorities in Tua Chua District of the northwestern province of Dien Bien province have awakened a potential that had lain dormant for generations.

Diverse and distinctive cultural values of Vietnam are promoted at the "Vietnam Culture Day" event held from March 29-30 in Mexico City, attracting representatives from diplomatic corps and local authorities, international friends, and local residents.

According to the organising committee, these two major events will feature various unique activities that embody the heroic spirit of the Hung Kings era while maintaining a connection to contemporary society.

Deputy Prime Minister Mai Van Chinh has approved the submission of a proposal to the UNESCO for the inclusion of "Binh Dinh Traditional Martial Arts" in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

The beauty of ASEAN’s people and landscapes will be on show from May 10 to May 20 at an exhibition held in Nghe An province.

This year, the Vietnam – Japan Cultural Exchange marked its 10th edition at Dong A University in Da Nang city.

(VEN) - Located in the Northwestern region of Vietnam, Muong Ang District (Dien Bien Province) has long been known for its climate and soil conditions that are especially suitable for coffee cultivation. With the orientation to become a key coffee-growing area in the province, local authorities have been implementing various support policies to improve product quality and the lives of the local ethnic minorities.

Resonant Augmenta is an original composition from Re.Imagine, Vietnam’s first-ever classical music concert integrating creative technology and interactive media.

The German media described Vietnamese "mua sap" folk dance, which involves eight participants controlling eight bamboo poles to a rhythmic beat, as both fascinating and challenging.

The exhibition features over 50 black-and-white photographs by French photographer Marc Riboud. It is held by Les amis de Marc Riboud (Marc Riboud’s friends association) to commemorate Vientam’s 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification.

“Mua tren canh buom” (Don’t cry, Butterfly) garnered accolades at the 2024 Venice International Film Festival and won the MPA’s coveted Best Screenplay award in 2019.

The Hue Monuments Conservation Centre has announced that the exhibit will take place at Kien Trung Palace in the Hue Royal Palace Heritage Site from March 25 to April 6, in conjunction with the French Institute in Vietnam and Art Republik magazine.

“Odd Numbers” is not only a musical project but also a meaningful cultural journey. The project demonstrates the intersection between two cultures, the combination of tradition and modernity, and above all, Le Motel's respect and love for Vietnam. It serves as a bridge, helping Belgian and European people have a better insight into the country.

(VEN) - Many international stars, such as those from the Republic of Korea (RoK), not only choose Vietnam to hold concerts, but also hold fan meetings. The arrival of famous artists is opening up many opportunities for Vietnam to promote the development of music tourism.

Argentine and Uruguayan newspapers have recently published articles accompanied by numerous images highlighting the beauty of Vietnam’s landscape, people, and culture.

Vietnam’s first AI-generated theatrical film, Ao trang sau dem trang (White blouses after sleepless nights), highlights the dedication and sacrifices of health workers, featuring real-life inspired stories that celebrate their invaluable contributions.

The third Vietnamese Bánh mì (baguette) festival is scheduled to take place from March 21 to March 24 in Ho Chi Minh City, featuring up to 180 booths and a special baguette buffet party.

HCM City is considered to build a studio on 300 hectares of land located in the Ethnic Culture and History Park in Thu Duc city.

(VEN) - For generations, every time the lunar New Year (Tet) comes, festivals are celebrated all over Vietnam with traditional rituals and forms of community cultural activities. This is an occasion for everyone to return to their roots.

During the Tet (Lunar New Year) from January 29 to February 2, three shows were offered daily to satisfy the demand of visitors. Each show attracted nearly 200 spectators, including foreigners.

The Vietnam International Choir Competition is set to return to Hoi An ancient city in the central province of Quang Nam from April 9 to April 13, with around 1,000 artists from 10 countries and territories expected to participate.

The culinary delights include banh my (Vietnamese baguette), xoi khuc (Vietnamese sticky rice and cudweed balls), Moc Chau strawberries, and Son La plums, bringing the flavours of Vietnam to the skies.

For many attendees, the Tet gathering was a heartfelt reunion with Vietnamese traditions.

Dong Son culture (dated from the seventh century BC to the first – second century AD) was part of the Metal Age in ancient Vietnam.

The 2025 Culture – Tourism Week, taking place from February 8-13, features an array of distinct activities designed to highlight Bac Giang province's potential and strengths.