[VOVWORLD] - Blessed with breathtaking natural scenery, distinctive ethnic cultures, and many historical sites, particularly the Dien Bien Phu Battlefield, Dien Bien province is working hard to become a regional hub of heritage tourism and cultural exploration.

[VOVWORLD] - Within the sacred space of the Temple of Literature - Vietnam’s first university - a night tour offers visitors a fresh way to experience heritage by combining traditional values with modern digital technology. Through immersive lighting displays, projection mapping, and virtual reality, the relic site at night becomes both radiant and serene, lively yet warmly inviting to visitors.

[VOVWORLD] - Originally published in the former Soviet Union in 1968, "What I Saw in Vietnam" is a collection of short stories, memoirs, and diary entries by renowned Azerbaijani filmmaker, screenwriter, and author Ajdar Ibrahimov.

[VOVWORLD] - Traditional art forms have been vividly recreated in a digital project by a group of students from FPT University. Each “heritage box” serves as a digital gateway to a vibrant cultural space, allowing users to interact directly with traditional values in a completely new way.

[VOVWORLD] - More Vietnamese families and young people are heading to museums to reconnect with the nation’s cultural heritage, history, and artistic beauty. Among the highlights is the “Colors of Culture” exhibition at the Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts, which is drawing growing crowds of visitors.

[VOVWORLD] - The Southern Folk Cake Festival concluded earlier this month in Can Tho city, bringing together 200 varieties of traditional cakes made from simple local ingredients.

[VOVWORLD] - Alongside the stunning natural landscapes of mountains, forests, and coastal areas, the distinctive cultural identity of the Cham community in eastern Lam Dong province is contributing to the diversification of the region’s tourism offerings.

(VOVWORLD) - Since its launch last year, the “Digitizing Palm-Leaf Manuscripts” project, funded by the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives in the Mekong Delta, has helped bring this Khmer heritage into modern life.

(VOVWORLD) - The Royal Thai Embassy in Hanoi will host the Thai Festival in Hanoi 2026 from Friday to Sunday at the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long. Open to the public from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.. with free admission, the three-day festival is expected to welcome thousands of visitors from across Hanoi and beyond.

(VOVWORLD) - “A millennium of castanet rhythms,” directed by People’s Artist Le Viet Huong, is a documentary film about Ca Tru (ceremonial singing), recounting the history of the folk art that has shaped Vietnam’s cultural identity. It also highlights the importance of preserving and developing that heritage.