The historical narrative of the Temple of Literature will be imaginatively and emotionally recreated in the performing arts venue, allowing the audience to appreciate the splendor of the country's cultural heritage in a new way.

Locals look forward to the holiday season, and Hanoi's Old Quarter is a hive of activity as Christmas preparations get underway.

The "Bach Hoa Bo Hanh" or "Parade of Flowers" is a celebration of the Vietnamese national attire, showing young people's love and pride for the nation's cultural heritage.

The beautiful Nguyen Thu Hoai, former Mrs Vietnam Continents for 2012, has been extended an invitation to participate in Mrs Universe pageant scheduled in Malaysia on August 22-30.

An international festival highlighting Vietnamese traditional martial arts opened last night in central Binh Dinh Province, the birthplace of the practice.

Hoi An’s first Art Collective opens up in the UNESCO-recognised ancient town, with plans to promote and nurture Vietnam’s creative, unsung artists.

The fashion show aims to honour traditional craft villages in Hanoi that have maintained and developed the craft for years.

A Vietnamese-American doctor of traditional medicine has never forgotten what he missed most after his family left Viet Nam to move to the US 22 years ago.

The war between Viet Nam and France (1946-54) will receive comprehensive coverage in a new documentary directed by Dao Thanh Tung.

Vu Lan ceremony in the seventh lunar month every year is a good tradition of Vietnamese people. In Japan, people also have the same festival named Obon festival, which takes place in August every lunar year

According to Ass. Prof. Dr Nguyen Khac Su, a senior VIA researche, the group discovering relics of different historical periods such as stone tools, shaped hand axes and knives, which pre-date those from the old stone age of tens of thousands of years ago.

The sequel of the French movie Le Petit Nicolas (The Little Nicholas) will be screened in cinema theatres across the country from tomorrow, August 1.

The black-and-white photo Tuoi Tho Tren Dong Song (Childhood on the River) by photographer Duong Phu Tam won the gold medal in the Child category at the international contest in Macedonia.

Thousands of people all over the country have sent photos and text messages since mid-June to raise funds in support of people and soldiers working and safeguarding the national sovereignty over Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagos.

The Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) will screen ten winners of its short film category in Ho Chi Minh City on August 15-16.

Participants will take part in five rounds of the contest which will return nationwide next month.

The play introduces international audiences to Vietnam’s traditional costumes, as well as folk dance and singing of the northern region.

Participants have a chance to take part in folk games, explore the Korean paper folding art, pose for photos with the traditional costume of Hanbok, watch Taekwondo performances, and enjoy dances.

The exhibition will provide an opportunity for the aspiring designers to showcase their inaugural collections and creativity.

The Power of Wind, which last for 90 minutes, highlights brave work of officials to protect Vietnamese sovereignty.

A show featuring an emerging percussive-style guitar talent will be held in Ha Noi tonight to introduce the public to the technique.

Program contributes to express patriotism and love for homeland through the youth’s perspective on film industry.

​Japanese journalist Murayami Yasufui opened a photo exhibition in HCM City on July 24, displaying nearly 30 images on the hotspots in Hoang Sa (Paracel) archipelago.