Authorities in Lâm Đồng province have launched a comprehensive assessment of the UNESCO Dak Nông Global Geopark as part of efforts to strengthen heritage conservation ahead of the site's next UNESCO revalidation in 2027.

It is backed by a team of Việt Nam's leading filmmakers working alongside international experts, bringing together the expertise and experience needed to create a production capable of captivating audiences both at home and abroad.

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.