A book entitled “Traces of Indian Culture in Vietnam†by Indian professor Professor Geetesh Sharma made its debut in Hanoi on May 23rd.
Discovered nearly one year ago, the old wartime air raid shelter of the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hotel in Hanoi officially opened to the public on May 21st.
From art to food, history and spas, Australian traveller Lance Richardson points out many reasons to visit Hanoi.
The Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap held a forum on national conservation on May 21-22, coinciding with its reception of a certificate recognizing Tram Chim (bird sanctuary) National Park as a Ramsar site of Wetlands of International Importance.
Nearly 120 photographs of Spain and its people are being exhibited in Hanoi from May 22-29.
Vietnam is one of the most attractive destinations for tourists from Cambodia, with the number of visitors increasing annually by around 30 percent, according to the Cambodian Ministry of Tourism.
The Hue Academy of Music has set up a group of artists to perform Nha nhac cung dinh Hue (Hue royal court music) for free every weekend to attract more visitors to the former capital city.
An exhibition of photographs featuring traditional Vietnamese festivals has opened in the Vietnamese Cultural Centre in France .
The Dong Nai Biosphere Reserve has officially become the 580th biosphere reserve of the world and one of the eight world biosphere reserves in Vietnam.
Nearly 78 folk paintings from the collection of the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum are being displayed in the northern province of Lang Son from May 18-30.
Around 25 athletes from Japan, France, the US, Poland and Vietnam will attend the Danang International Parachute Competition (DIPC) to be held from May 23 to 27.
The Vietnamese Embassy along with 70 others in London participated in the International Spring Fair opened on May 15.