The awards aim is to support projects and initiatives with the potential for widespread impact and inspiration, as well as discover pioneering units that dare to take the first steps in finding sustainable development models that bring about transformative changes for an entire region or industry.

Located in Thăng Long Imperial Citadel, Kính Thiên Palace is one of the buildings that have been buried over time. Recently, the Institute of Imperial Citadel Studies announced that it had decoded the architecture of Kính Thiên Palace, creating a premise to continue researching and perfecting this project.

The reuniting of the two objects with the statue will help preserve the national treasure at full value.

The event showcases 59 works by 35 artists, including lecturers and students who have been teaching and studying at the faculty since its first days and those who have just begun their first or second year of study there.

The end of autumn is the time for farmers in Ninh Bình to go hunting for ragworms. Taking advantage of its low investment and high profitability, rice field-based ragworm cultivation has developed local income.

People’s Artist and theatre actress Hồng Vân and young actors from Hồng Vân Drama Stage, one of the city’s leading private art troupes, are working on a famous play from the 1980s by the late playwright and poet Lưu Quang Vũ of Hà Nội.

The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Sóc Trăng plans to develop tourism into its spearhead economic sector by 2030.

The debut feature of Vietnamese director Phạm Thiên Ân, titled ‘Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell’, clinched the Best Asian Feature Film award at the recently concluded 34th Singapore International Film Festival.

Cà Mau Province’s first ever shrimp festival is attracting a large number of local visitors and tourists around Việt Nam to celebrate the province’s most well-known agricultural product.