The vibrant traditions of wrestling and boat racing in Việt Nam are not merely sports they embody the cultural heritage and communal spirit of the nation.
Hà Nội is home to the largest concentration of craft villages and artisans in Việt Nam, with 1,350 craft villages and handicraft-producing communities, encompassing 47 of the country’s 52 traditional crafts
A group of students from Hà Nội Architectural University has breathed new life into figures in Đông Hồ folk paintings—such as the boy herding buffalo or the mother pig feeding her piglets—using 3D technology.
Deputy Imam of the Masjid Mubarak Mosque Go Sa Ly spoke with Việt Nam News about the preservation of the Masjid Mubarak Mosque and the impact of tourism on the mosque.
Belgium’s Le Soir highlights Việt Nam’s Lim Festival as a celebration of rich cultural traditions, particularly quan họ (love duet) folk singing, recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Folklorist Nguyễn Hùng Vĩ, former lecturer at the Department of Literature, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi National University, talks about the importance of spring festivals in Vietnamese folk culture.
Visitors to the village have the unique opportunity to engage with local culture, observe the meticulous production process, and even participate in crafting their own products.
The Nguyễn Du Lao-Vietnamese bilingual school kicked off the Spring Culinary Fair 2025 in Vientiane, celebrating the vibrant traditions of the upcoming Lunar New Year (Tết) in an atmosphere bursting with colour, music and enticing aromas of Vietnamese cuisine.
The cave located in the north east, about 1,800m from the Nâm Blang crater, has been assessed as quite stable and solid, opening it up for local tourism development.
The family-owned ‘Hương Làng Cổ’ (Ancient Village Flavour) fish sauce is the first product of the city to get the premium rating from the Intellectual Property Agency of Việt Nam.
