Sơn La, a mountainous province in Việt Nam, where more than 83% of the population are ethnic groups. In recent years, alongside socio-economic development goals, the province has placed strong emphasis on preserving and promoting ethnic cultural identities, closely linked with efforts to improve the material and spiritual lives of local people.
Da Nang Art Creatives Connection 2026 continues to brighten Da Nang’s year-end event calendar, with one particular contemporary dance performance catching many audiences’ eyes. “Pajieng,” meaning “Rebirth” in Cham language, introduces the audience to Cham cultural heritage in a beautiful visual and sonic feast, while also asking questions about origin and cultural inheritance.
A carpenter in Bac Ninh City has turned blocks of wood into stunning supercars, attracting millions of viewers worldwide. Named Southeast Asia's Outstanding Creator in 2024, he now hopes to take Vietnamese craftsmanship to the world and bring new opportunities to his traditional craft village.
For many travellers, experiencing Viet Nam means more than sightseeing. A woodcarving workshop is offering visitors a chance to learn about traditional craftsmanship, meet local artisans and connect more deeply with the country's cultural heritage.
For those looking for more of an upbeat show, there are bamboo acrobatics, aerial stunts, juggling, and live music played on over 30 authentic Vietnamese ethnic and folk instruments coming to the capital. “Lang Toi”, which translates to My Village, Vietnam's first bamboo circus show to tour internationally, is back in Ha Noi after performing in 50 cities around the world.
Pumpkin picking has become a beloved fall tradition, drawing families to the countryside year after year. In New York, family-run farms like Dykeman Farm have spent decades combining agriculture with seasonal activities, turning a simple harvest into cherished memories.
The Vietnamese Ao Dai Association in Finland has officially launched with a landmark initiative: bringing 1,000 traditional Ao Dai to the Nordic country through the "Ao Dai House" project. Ahead of Vietnam Culture Day on 24 November, the project aims to bridge generations for overseas Vietnamese youth, celebrate national heritage, and share the timeless beauty of Vietnamese culture with international friends.