(VOVworld) – Over the National Day holiday, tour agencies have offered many new tours with high-quality services and attractive promotions.

(VOVworld) – After the success of their first film called “Forget the origin”, a group of young Vietnamese in the Czech Republic continued to produce another series of films about family. They hope that the films will encourage young overseas Vietnamese to turn their hearts to the homeland.

(VOVworld) – Belly dance, a Middle Eastern dance, has recently become popular in Vietnam. It not only helps women lose weight through different movements but also makes them feel more self-confident and happier.

(VOVworld) - French actor, director Claude Bourrin, the first director of the Hanoi Opera House was the pioneer to bring Western drama to Vietnam and set the foundation for Vietnamese drama.

(VOVworld) – Over the past 6 months, a group of deaf and mute people have staged performance on Nguyen Hue walking street in district 1, Ho Chi Minh City. At about 7 pm every day, they place their musical instruments and loudspeakers at a crowded intersection and dance to the songs.

(VOVworld) – Hanoi Emotion Tour made its debut in June, taking visitors from the Central and Southern regions to Hanoi. The tour helps to promote the traditional cultural and historic values of the capital city.

(VOVworld) – Former football star Ha Bon diligently seeks souvenirs of Vietnamese and world football despite being almost 80 years old. In his small house in Nui Truc Street in Hanoi, which is popularly called ‘the football museum’, Bon keeps hundreds of rare souvenirs of Vietnamese and global football.

(VOVworld) – It’s not yet lunch time but the Huong Lien Bun cha or grilled pork noodle shop on Le Van Huu street, Hanoi, has already been swarmed by customers. The shop has become more popular particularly after it welcomed US President Barack Obama during a visit in May.

(VOVworld) - The Global Eye Program established by Parallel Contemporary Art (PCA) has arrived in Vietnam. This is a program to support emerging artists in Asia. In Vietnam, the program is implementing the “Vietnam Eye” project to support Vietnamese artists through exhibitions and book publications.

(VOVworld) – Treating back pains by putting pressure on the back and the spine is a traditional physical therapy among Vietnamese people. It doesn’t require equipment or infrastructure, just a small stool and a mat for the patient to sit on. Physician Nguyen Ngoc Huong has established a Club called "Impact on spine, Vietnamese therapy" to treat people with spinal pains.