The AI-powered historical series Kỳ Tài Đại Việt is gaining attention online, opening with short film “Trưng Trắc – Trưng Nhị” (aka The Trưng Sisters). Produced by Color Mind, it brings national heroes closer to modern audiences and connects younger generations with Việt Nam’s heritage. #VietnamToday #Yourwindowonvietnam #AIfilms #aigenerated #history #haibatrung #colormind #heritage #shortfilms
One of Vietnam's most iconic heritage destinations, Ha Long Bay has twice been recognised by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage Site and is also one of the New7Wonders of Nature. In 2023, UNESCO extended the World Natural Heritage designation to include the Ha Long Bay–Cat Ba Archipelago.
Sri Lanka is inviting Vietnamese travellers to explore its rich heritage and sacred Buddhist sites. Highlighted at a recent event in Hanoi, new tailored pilgrimage routes aim to deepen cultural ties and boost bilateral tourism through the two nations' spiritual connection. By expanding these cultural tours, both countries hope to open up new opportunities for people-to-people exchanges and strengthen their long-standing relationship.
Long before wedding photography and lavish receptions, a marriage in Southern Vietnam began with rituals steeped in respect, symbolism and family values. In Ho Chi Minh City, one of those centuries-old traditions has been brought back to life, offering visitors a chance to step inside a wedding ceremony that once marked the beginning of a lifelong journey.
The ancient capital of Hue has been named one of Asia's most unique traditional culinary destinations by Agoda. Celebrated for its royal culinary heritage, sophisticated flavors and artistic presentation, Hue's cuisine offers visitors a delicious journey through Vietnam's rich cultural identity and historical depth.
As many localities across Vietnam accelerate the development of the night-time economy, ethnic villages in the Central Highlands are drawing on their indigenous cultural heritage to create unique tourism experiences. Night-time activities are translating to new livelihoods for local communities, preserving cultural identity, and promoting sustainable tourism development.
The Enjoy Da Nang 2026 Festival has officially kicked off, bringing a series of cultural, tourism and entertainment events to the city's coastline. The highlight of the opening night was a large-scale live performance staged for the first time on My Khe Beach, with the sea itself becoming part of the stage.