Arts & Entertainment

The 2023 Hanoi Ao Dai Tourism Festival takes place from October 27 to 29, featuring a series of cultural activities to promote the beautiful image of Hanoi and praise the Vietnamese traditional Ao dai.

For the first time, the capital city of Vietnam has won the World's Best Golf City Destination 2023 Award.

To give the actresses and audience of the play Legend of Youth a real-life experience, the production crew brought five tons of earth from Dong Loc Junction to the stage of the Vietnamese Women's Museum.

This year's cultural event focuses on the Red River, the vital thread of Hanoi's historical, cultural, and socio-economic values.

For the first time, diners in Hanoi had the opportunity to enjoy a luxurious six-course menu prepared by Chef Stephan Zoisl of the award-winning "Chef's Table by Chef Stephan", Singapore.

A variety of thought-provoking visions from contemporary German film directors await local and international audiences at the upcoming annual German Film Festival.

Young designers can learn how to create stories that inspire Vietnam’s quintessence and core values preserved from the past by studying traditional materials in craft villages.

The film festival promises to bring new and interesting views about Japan and its people.

The event aims to connect talented local and international artists, creating a proactive community to promote the strengths and cultural, and artistic uniqueness of each country to the world.

The exhibition offers new insights into the world of animals and their unique stories.

French painter Jean-Charles Sarrazin was first drawn to Vietnamese culture and people while studying fine arts in Hanoi nearly four decades ago.

The capital is romantic, peaceful, and cosmopolitan in this bilingual photo book by an elderly Hanoi photographer.

A shock brought painter Dao Anh Tho to a turning point, being an artist from a financial expert.

The annual festival aims to promote tourism in Hanoi, as well as to pay tribute to Vietnamese Ao Dai and the promotion of traditional Vietnamese cultural values.

The film celebrates and shares British-Vietnamese cultural heritage while presenting audiences with a unique archival work that illuminates the country's history.

On October 16 and 17, ballet lovers from both domestic and foreign shores will have the opportunity to enjoy the timeless Italian ballet of Gioachino Rossini.

The exhibition "Community No.01" presents the cultural and architectural treasures of Duong Lam Ancient Village.

Artist Nguyen Dai Giang's use of "reverse art" is a witty and philosophical reflection on life in Hanoi.

Using modern technology, the exhibition brings together never-before-seen images of nine South Korean idol groups in an art installation space.

The exhibition will be a series of interactive installations where viewers will have the opportunity to do some deep introspection.