(VOVworld) - A startup radio program and website called Tien Len Vietnam (Vietnam Advancing Forwards) developed by the Voice of Vietnam (VOV) will be officially launched on November 1.

(VOVworld) - Indian Festival of Lights (Diwali) was celebrated by the Indian Business Chamber in Vietnam at Tay Ho Water Park, Hanoi, during the night of October 22.

(VOVworld) – VOV World Service (VOV5) has launched a fundraising campaign in Hanoi to support flood victims in the central region.

(VOVworld) - The 2nd Asia-Europe New Music Festival themed ‘Music – Convergence and Pervasion’ will close on October 18. This is the second festival hosted by Vietnam with the participation of 200 musicians and artists from nearly 30 Eurasian nations.

(VOVworld) – On the 62nd anniversary of the Liberation Day of Hanoi on October 10, the Hanoi Old Quarter Culture Exchange Center is exhibiting more than 60 photos taken by 23 amateur photographers.

(VOVworld) – Vietnamese traditional craft products such as Phu Vinh rattan, Chang Sơn fan, Bat Trang pottery, Ha Thai lacquer, Ngu Xa bronze, Quat Đong handmade embroidery and Dinh Cong silver, Uoc Le pork paste, and Vong young green rice were featured at the Hanoi Traditional Craft Village Tourism Festival 2016.

(VOVworld) – Contemporary dance mixed with digital arts, called “Hakanai”, was performed by France-based dancer Akiko Kajihara at Star Galaxy Theatre at 87 Lang Ha Street, Hanoi on September 24.

(VOVworld) - The golden lyrical rice terraced landscapes of the northern mountainous region of Hoang Su Phi this time of year appear as though they have been lifted directly out of an ancient mythological fairy tale.

(VOVworld) - In 1994, a young man named Hiroshi Fukada wandered around Hanoi's Old Quarter with a camera in hand, taking over a hundred photos of Hanoians living everyday life. Mr. Fukada is now the Japanese ambassador to Vietnam and still holds the photos he snapped of Hanoians dear to his heart for more than 20 years.

(VOVworld) - The Mu Cang Chai terraced field festival 2016 opened on September 18, in Yen Bai province, offering visitors a wide range of activities like art performances, kite flying, and exploring the uniqueness of magnificent rice fields in Vietnam’s North-western region.