As Vietnam comes alive with celebrations, at the country’s southernmost point, amid the mangrove forests and waters of Ca Mau, a familiar symbol from the capital stands proudly - the Hanoi Flag Tower. More than an architectural landmark, it evokes Vietnam’s history, unity, and shared sense of national pride.
One of South Korea's most anticipated blockbusters is now arriving in Vietnam. Hope, the latest film from acclaimed filmmaker Na Hong-jin, premiered in competition at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, marking his return to the big screen a decade after The Wailing. The Vietnamese release event also reflects Vietnam's growing potential as an international cinema destination, creating new opportunities for cooperation between the film industries of the two countries.
As Vietnam comes alive with celebrations, at the country’s southernmost point, amid the mangrove forests and waters of Ca Mau, a familiar symbol from the capital stands proudly - the Hanoi Flag Tower. More than an architectural landmark, it evokes Vietnam’s history, unity, and shared sense of national pride.
From 29 August to 30 September, the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism hosted a series of activities under the theme "Celebrating Independence Day", marking the 81st anniversary of Vietnam's National Day.
For those looking for live entertainment this National Day holiday, there is no need for theatre tickets to enjoy a professional show in Hanoi. Free music and dance performances are being staged in public spaces throughout the Hòa Lạc, Đan Phượng, and Phúc Sơn communes.
The five-day “Independence Festival” is taking place from 29 August to 2 September at the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism in Dong Mo, Hanoi. The site is among many popular destinations during the National Day holiday. Some families have travelled from central Vietnam to visit, while others are returning for the third time and still finding new experiences.
Museums across Ho Chi Minh City are embracing digital transformation, interactive technology, and immersive experiences during the 5-day holiday period. With nearly 20 museums covering history, war, and fine arts, the city is turning museums into vibrant cultural destinations for both locals and international tourists.