Located at an altitude of 1,700m above sea level, the God Cliff in the northern mountainous province of Ha Giang is one of the places that attracts many tourists when they arrive at the first land of the country.
“One year on – The Essex lorry tragedy” has been chosen to feature at the Druk International Film Festival in Bhutan, the Virgin Spring Cinefest in India, and the World Film Carnival in Singapore.
People's Artist Ngo Mạnh Lan, screenwriter and animator of many famous animated works such as "The tale of Saint Gióng" and "Diary of a cricket" passed away on Wednesday at the age of 87.
Viet Nam’s two biosphere reserves of Nui Chua and Kon Ha Nừng have received UNESCO recognition after a vote at the ongoing meeting in Nigeria.
While many brands are struggling to find new sources of materials, there are still many designers who have moved towards the concept of using recycled materials. In Viet Nam, recycling old jeans into unique accessories has become a new trend among young people in recent years.
A dance challenge launched by the South Korean Tourism Organisation (KTO) aims to bring joy and positive energy to all young Vietnamese and encourage them in the fight against COVID-19.
During social distancing, artist Trần Lực regularly posts funny status updates and humorous pictures on his Facebook page to entertain his friends, colleagues and fans as well as helping them cope with stress and anxiety amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stamps commemorating the 100th birthday of late composer Lưu Hữu Phưoc (1921-1989) have been released on Viet Nam’s postal network.
The travel pass is important for people’s participation in production and social activities in the near future
Prabu Mohan’s captivating photos of Vietnam’s landscapes, cities, and daily life have earned the university lecturer a fast-growing social media following
Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long will host a virtual exhibition featuring paintings, writings and video clips about traditional Mid-Autumn Festival by cultural specialists from September 19.