Ha Noi has identified cultural industries as a key economic sector. Achieving these goals requires more creative spaces where investors, artists and the public can connect. Previously, these spaces faced legal, regulatory and property-related challenges. However, the 2026 Law on the Capital City and a series of new resolutions are gradually removing these barriers.
The Vietnam Jazz Heritage Festival 2026 brought tens of thousands of spectators to Da Lat over three nights last weekend, with performances by Vietnamese and international artists. The event highlighted the role of music in attracting visitors as Da Lat develops its tourism identity and cultural economy.
The 2026 Gong Festival in Gia Lai Province, which attracted nearly 1,500 artisans from ten provinces and cities, and showcases the rich diversity of Viet Nam's gong culture.
Bamboo has long been part of everyday life in Viet Nam, used in everything from household utensils and furniture to traditional handicrafts. Here in Hoi An, artisans are giving this familiar material a creative twist, taking it far beyond its traditional uses.
A ceremony in Bonghwa County, the Republic of Korea, has marked 800 years since Vietnamese Prince Ly Long Tuong settled in the region. Highlighting centuries of shared history, the event celebrated the K-Vietnam Valley project, recently designated as a special zone. This initiative aims to promote cultural exchange, encourage investment between Bac Ninh and Bonghwa, and strengthen bilateral ties through the vibrant Vietnamese diaspora.
Ha Noi has identified cultural industries as a key economic sector. Achieving these goals requires more creative spaces where investors, artists and the public can connect. Previously, these spaces faced legal, regulatory and property-related challenges. However, the 2026 Law on the Capital City and a series of new resolutions are gradually removing these barriers.
Beyond the big screen, cinema is becoming a bridge connecting Vietnamese culture with the world.