Đồng Nai City hosted a ceremony to receive recognition for the Sóc Bom Bo as a national relic site and for the traditional rice hand-pounding practice of the S’tiêng and M’nông ethnic groups as a national intangible cultural heritage.

The International Tea Festival 2026 will be held on a large scale, featuring a wide range of activities celebrating tea products and tea culture. The event aims to strengthen business connections and further establish Thái Nguyên as Việt Nam’s leading tea-growing region.

In a city that never stops reinventing itself, Hồ Chí Minh City is turning creativity into a tourism asset, rolling out immersive experiences that invite visitors to see, hear, taste and explore the destination in entirely new ways.

Viet Nam’s heritage trains are turning ordinary journeys into cultural experiences. With music, cuisine and storytelling woven into the rhythm of the rails, these services are redefining tourism by offering travellers not just a destination, but an encounter with the nation’s landscapes and people.

From cloud-kissed mountain peaks and ethnic community villages to trekking routes and digital tourism initiatives, Lai Châu is attracting record numbers of visitors and positioning itself as one of Việt Nam’s fastest-growing travel destinations.