The first sunflower festival is set to take place December 25 to January 5 in central Nghe An Province, said the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
The 2016 Korean Cultural Festival will take place at the Ha Noi Labour Friendship Palace on November 25 and 26 as an event to mark the 10th founding anniversary of the Korean Cultural Centre (2006-2016).
Traditional singing and calligraphy performances were held to celebrate Viet Nam Cultural Heritage Day in Ha Noi on November 23.
The countdown for the 2016 Viet Nam-Korea Giant Lantern Festival – Ha Noi that transpires December 3, 2016-January 22, 2017 at the Lepare Trade Centre in the Gaduma City Urban Area has started.
Diverse specific and interesting activities will take place in Ha Noi Old Quarter from November 18th to 27th to mark the 12th anniversary of Viet Nam Cultural Heritage Day (November 23rd).
The first Viet Nam – Japan cultural exchange programme 2016 took place at Tra Vinh University on November 17 by the Viet Nam – Japan Friendship Association (VJFA) of the Mekong Delta province of Tra Vinh.
The Ban Flower Festival 2017 is scheduled to begin in March next year in the northern province of Dien Bien, together with the fifth Culture – Sports – Tourism Festival, according to the provincial People’s Committee.
The second Gong Festival of the Muong ethnic minority group opened in the northern mountainous province of Hoa Binh on November 16.
A festival highlighting Ho Chi Minh City’s development and integration will be held in the city from December 1 - 3 with various culture and art activities.
It has been unveiled that a Malaysia, Indonesia and Viet Nam Culture Week will transpire December 6-11 at the Museum of the Cultures of Viet Nam Ethnic Groups in Thai Nguyen City.
The second Cao Phong orange festival and the Northwest Agriculture, Tourism and Trade fair kicked off at Cao Phong District’s Cultural House, Hoa Binh Province, on November 13.
Ok Om Bok Festival, also called the Festival of Worshipping the Moon, took place in the Ao Ba Om (Ba Om Pond) relic site in the southern province of Tra Vinh.