VOV.VN - “Rượu cần”, a type of rice wine drank from a jar through straws, is an indispensable drink that can be enjoyed at festivals of the Bahnar ethnic people in the Central Highland province of Gia Lai.

VOV.VN - Nhon Hai, Nhon Ly, Bai Xep, and Hai Minh are the top places for tourists to discover the daily lives of local people in fishing villages in the southcentral province of Binh Dinh and to enjoy themselves amid a peaceful atmosphere.

VOV.VN - Lotus tea is widely viewed as being one of the best Vietnamese teas and can be considered as a unique gift from Hanoi, with experiencing the traditional lotus tea making art in Tay Ho district being a popular suggestion for travelers during their trip to the capital.

VOV.VN - Choah Village rice field in the Central Highland province of Dak Nong is a special rice area, because this field has been created from both volcanic eruptions and alluvial deposits over centuries.

VOV.VN - Vietnamese designer Do Trinh Hoai Nam recently launched his traditional long dress collection at the Vietnam Ao Dai festival held in San Jose (California, USA), with the aim of introducing the country’s culture to international friends.

VOV.VN - The Vietnam Buddhist Sangha solemnly held a ritual on May 21 at Quan Su Pagoda in Hanoi to observe the 2568th birth anniversary of Lord Buddha.

VOV.VN - Thousands of local residents and tourists converged on Van village of Viet Yen district in northern Bac Giang province on May 20 to explore a traditional mud ball wrestling festival which takes place every four years to pray for favourable weather and bumper crops.

VOV.VN - So far four Vietnamese beauties have been officially chosen to vie for titles at global beauty contests this year.

VOV.VN - Thousands of people gathered together at Phap Hoa Pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City on May 19 in the largest lantern releasing ceremony in order to pray for peace on the occasion of Lord Buddha’s 2568th birthday.

VOV.VN - Tac Ka Coong Festival is a celebration held by Co Tu ethnic people in order to offer thanks to the gods of mountains, forests, rivers, and streams within the village in order to bestow upon their descendants a life of warmth, happiness, prosperity, bountiful harvests, and good health.