Gia Lai’s gongs make sound far and wide
Central Highlands Gia Lai province is currently having more than 5,600 sets of gongs, a musical percussion instrument that earned UNESCO’s world intangible heritage recognition for its cultural space.
Ho Chi Minh City foreign tourists up 10 percent
Despite the global economic downturn, more than 1.8 million foreign tourists visited Ho Chi Minh City over the past seven months, up 10 percent compared to the same period last…
The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) and Vietnam Airlines on Sunday began a five-day fact-finding trip to Japan to explore ways to lure Japanese tourists back after the natural…
More hotel rooms available in HCM City
The number of three- to five-star hotels in Ho Chi Minh City has nearly doubled in the last three years to 73 with a total of 9,700 rooms, the city Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has said.
An action plan for the EU-funded project “Environmentally and Socially Responsible Tourism Capacity Development Programme” was discussed at a seminar in Hanoi on July 22.
Danang nominates three national treasures
Danang City’s authorities have submit ted a document to the Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism to acknowledge the three precious artefacts of My Son E1 temple, Tra Kieu temple and Tara Bodhisattva statue at the Champa Sculpture Art Museum as national treasures, reports Tuoi Tre.
17th Vietnam Film Festival to take place in Phu Yen
The 17th Vietnam Film Festival will run from December 16 to December 18 at the Sao Mai Theatre in Phu Yen province.
The Ha Tinh provincial Museum on July 21 found a set of three ancient jack-tree wooden bells preserved in Ha Linh pagoda in Tien Loc commune, Can Loc district.
Traces of prehistoric man have been found near Ba Be Lake, in the northern province of Bac Can.
Pop singer My Linh becomes Korean tourism ambassador
The Official Korea Tourism Organisation has invited pop singer My Linh to act as Korean tourism ambassador to Vietnam in 2011.
Ethnic sports festival kicks off in <br>Quang Nam
As many as 721 athletes from 37 ethnic groups in 17 cities and provinces nationwide are competing in the seventh National Sports Festival for Ethnic Minorities, which opened in the central province of Quang Nam on July 20.
Preserving values of Tay ethnic folklore
The northern mountainous Bac Kan provincial Department of Information and Communications has held a seminar on preserving traditional values of folks of Tay ethnic minority groups in the province.
Next month, culture lovers will have the opportunity to join eight new modern projects funded by the Cultural Development and Exchange Fund (CDEF).
12 artistic troupes to participate in Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia Song and Dance Festival
On July 19th, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism held a press briefing on Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia Song and Dance Festival to take place in the central province of Quang Tri on July 22nd - 27th.
Fifty young chefs from hotels and restaurants across Vietnam will gather at Mon Ngon Viet Nam(Delicious Vietnamese Cuisine) studio in HCMC’s District 1 on Wednesday to show off their skills by making 10 different dishes.
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