By taking part in the seventh “En ville !” documentary film festival in Brussels, Hair, Paper, Water not only continues the international journey of a highly regarded Vietnamese film, but also helps bring closer to European audiences the people, culture and daily life of Việt Nam's ethnic minority communities.

Cultural tourism holds undeniable potential to rise as one of Hồ Chí Minh City’s most coveted signatures, but it still largely exists as a supplementary component.

The space stretches for about two km along Trần Hưng Đạo Street, where rows of cherry (Prunus cerasoides) trees are currently in full bloom, offering a scenic setting enhanced by century-old pine trees and historical French-style villas.

Against the backdrop of the iconic Opera House, Hà Nội will glow with music, light and celebration this weekend.

HCM City will host the floating flower festival, one of the city’s most-visited attractions in Tết (Lunar New Year), from February 2-15 (or December 15-28 of the lunar calendar) to welcome the Year of the Horse.

Việt Nam Culture Day was designated recently, adding one more day to national holiday calendar. The decision was set out in the Politburo's Resolution 80-NQ/TW on the development of Vietnamese culture.

​​​​​​​A live nationwide broadcast will retrace President Hồ Chí Minh’s historic journey back to Việt Nam, celebrating 85 years since the turning point that shaped the nation’s path to independence.

Renowned Chinese choreographer Yang Liping and her classical dance The Peacock will premier in Việt Nam at the world-class Hồ Gươm Theatre on March 6, 7 and 8.

Việt Nam's performance significantly outpaced the global average growth of 4 per cent and the Asia-Pacific average of 6 per cent.