Festivals

The activities taking place at the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism in Son Tay district of Hanoi.

Visitors to the event will be served the imported Beaujolais wine as well as tasting the special dished from the five most popular French restaurants in Hanoi.

The event introduces several folk dances, folk singing, cuisines, and local products, which show the Vietnamese ethnic groups’ cultures and customs.

This year's event will mark the participants of some renown artists from Vietnam and South Korea namely Ha Le, Min, Kim, Dong Joon, Dynamic Duo, among others.

Kind-hearted people have made efforts to help disadvantaged children enjoy cheerful atmosphere of the Mid-autumn Festival.

The event will involve around 300 artists from 15 ethnic minorities, including Mong, Kho Mu, Thai, Tay, Muong, Dao, Ta Oi, Co Tu, E-de, among others.

20 years ago, Hanoi was honored by UNESCO with the title during a ceremony held in La Paz, the capital of Bolivia. Hanoi remains the only capital in the Asia-Pacific region being conferred the recognition.

In 2013, Vietnam’s Hoi An city and Germany’s Wernigerode town signed an agreement, marking the debut of a sisterhood between two cities.

Hanoi People’s Committee will organize many activities to mark the 20th anniversary of the city’s recognition as City for Peace by the UNESCO General Assembly.

The festival has made Da Nang one of Vietnam’s top tourism destinations for summer.

The exhibition consists of four thematic sections on ethnic culture, municipal culture, historical culture and landscape culture.

The meeting between Vietnamese and South Korean ministers of Culture, Tourism and Sports Nguyen Ngoc Thien and Park Yang-woo aims to strengthen cooperation in the fields of culture, sport and tourism between the two countries.

The event aims to introduce and promote the beauty of country and people of Vietnam in South Korea.

There is no better time to visit Da Nang than during the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival.

In 1999, Hanoi was the only Asia Pacific country granted this title by the UNESCO.

Some films have won high prizes at international film festivals and are expected to be a great success that brings excitement to the audience.

The festival aims to enhance cultural cooperation among regional nations.

The event aims to encourage local sporting spirit and promote tourism.

This is the second time the event has been held in the Hanoi pedestrian street.

The Ninh Binh Tourism Week is held annually in late May during the most beautiful time in Tam Coc – Bich Dong site when the rice paddies along the banks of the Ngo Dong river ripen.