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.

Children’s art workshops offer a dynamic cultural experience, introducing young participants to the vibrant world of contemporary Vietnamese art.

This is Our Lovely Earth, one of the best Vietnamese kids’ songs, is a gift from English teachers to Vietnamese children.

The cultural project initiated by seven Asia-Pacific countries aims to promote regional cultural heritage values in association with boosting tourism and entertainment industries.

Scrap fabric of tailors in Van Phuc silk village (Ha Dong district, Hanoi) have been turned into colorful folk paintings, thanks to the diligent skillful hands of people with disabilities.

The online artworks project allows children around the world to co-create with peers through the artworks amidst Covid-19 pandemic.

The audio installation by a group of foreign and Vietnamese artists would help audiences to relive the harsh times in North Vietnam during the American war (1954 -1975).

The US news agency CNBC listed Vietnam among the top ten countries, where expats are happiest with work, life, and cost of living amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

A series of Music programs from the 20th century present to Hanoian audience the works from authors that have not performed much in Vietnam yet.

With its eye-catching illustrations, the bilingual book for children ‘Chiec dep that lac - The lost sandal’ was written in English and Vietnamese is promising to bring back laughs for not only kids but also adults.

Before and during the conference, Vietnam would take this opportunity to promote the achievements of its film industry, as well as the national tourism potential among international friends.

Many valuable photos, documents and objects related to President Ho Chi Minh are on display for the first time at Uncle Ho's Mausoleum in Hanoi.

Only with the passion that makes the artists continuing the job while encouraging each other to overcome this difficult time.

Vietnam daily life spaces are kept vibrantly from the south to the north, from the countryside to the cities, and from the past to present.

English vocabularies are also printed alongside with pictures of fruits and flowers, helping children to either remember the words and feel the scent.

Cycling around West Lake has become a safe physical exercise for residents of all ages in Hanoi amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.

With strong desire to contribute to the prevention and combat against the Covid-19 pandemic, Graffiti artist Le Long has conveyed the message "Stay strong - Let's stay home" through his Graffiti paintings.

A French-Vietnamese photographer tells interesting story of Mekong river through his lens.

Dong Ho folk painting style has been applied for propaganda pictures to deliver the government's 5K message in the fight against Covid-19 outbreak.

Starting in the early 20th century, silk painting is one of the fine arts which has been practiced by many local painters. Among them, painter Nguyen Thi Mong Bich is considered as a veteran of the art with impressive works telling stories of the people and histories of the country.

The song-composing contest with the theme of praising Vietnam- its land, spirit and people- welcomes both local and foreign authors. The winner will receive prize worth of VND100 millions (US$4,300).

The group photo exhibition by Vietnamese photographers and expats in Hanoi to showcase the rooted relationship of people with nature and their surroundings