Music tourism should be combined with cultural tourism or food tourism to enrich the travel experiences.

This year's event was the largest and most significant gathering of around 1200 Lego enthusiasts in Vietnam under the theme "Vietnam Reaching Out to the World."

The work reflects the untold story of the life and career of revolutionary soldier Nguyen Ngoc Vu based on documents and diaries from his own family.

The cultural event is a contribution from Vietnam to the international exhibition entitled ‘Hotel Beethoven’ to commemorate Beethoven’s 250 birthday anniversary.

LiveSpace Vietnam is the first non-profit professional music training project in Vietnam, creating opportunities for talented artists and bands to facilitate their professional music career.

Vietnam aims to become the hub of international e-sports and recreational sporting events in Southeast Asia.

A variety of ancient Tet activities will be re-enacted for locals and international tourists to learn about Vietnamese fine traditions.

Hanoi's most fabulous craft event to bid farewell to the year 2020 and welcome Vietnamese traditional lunar New Year.

The night of music and talks will bring an extraordinary experience of the native culture of the Central Highlands to the public of Hanoi.

The experimental puppet show entitled "The Moon" will make debut at the Vietnam Puppet Theater as a tourist product on February 8.

Ethnic groups in northeast mountainous area will showcase their colorful vibrant rituals at the festival.

The high-altitude fireworks will last for 15 minutes (from 12am to 12.15am on January 1, 2021) in three districts in Hanoi.

Beyond the religious perspective, in recent years, Christmas celebration has become a cultural trait in Vietnam.

Master works by international composers and will be played by distinguished musicians in Hanoi.

A special art performance entitled "The Hanoi epic" was held on December 22 in Hanoi to celebrate the 76th anniversary of the Vietnam People's Army.

The night of sound and light, opened at the August Revolution Square, Hanoi on December 24, will be a ‘gift’ for not only young Vietnamese but also international friends to cheer them on as New Year is approaching.

Japanese movies across different genres such as comedy, family, crime, anime, documentary, musical, sci-fi and so on will be introduced to Vietnamese audience from December 25, 2020 – January 22, 2021.

The program will take place only one night on December 19 at the Vietnam National Academy of Music, Hanoi.

Titled “Bieguni - nhung nguoi khong ngung chuyen dong” (Flights), the book by Nobel prize awarded author Olga Tokarczuk published by the Viet Nam Women Publishing House, is a collection of some 1,000 stories linking to one another on the same topic: travelling and moving around.

Nguoc Xuoi Roi Nuoc (Water Puppetry: Odds and Ends) is a new product launched by Thang Long Water Puppetry Theatre in co-ordination with creative group TiredCity.

The Publishing, Printing and Distribution Department, the Viet Nam Post and Trung Nguyen Group hosted a ceremony to announce a co-operation project to develop reading culture in community between 2020 and 2030 in Ha Noi on December 2.

The festival is expected to attract broad participation from local and international golfers this year.

he Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism will host a film screening week in various localities throughout the country between December 19 and 25 to celebrate the 76th anniversary of the Viet Nam People’s Army (22/12/1944 - 22/12/2020).