VOV.VN - The Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum is poised to hold an online painting exhibition on October 8 to mark the occasion of the 67th anniversary of Hanoi Liberation Day, which originally took place on October 10, 1954.

VOV.VN - Ho Chi Minh City has decided to give a fine to those who do not don face masks in public places, starting on April 27, in an effort to nip in a bud a possible resurgence of a new coronavirus outbreak in the community.

An exhibition of 22 paintings in a collection of works by Vietnamese artists titled “Houei” (Prosperity) of Japanese collector Itoh Toyokichi opened in the central city on March 29, on the occasion of the 46 years of the liberation day of Da Nang city (March 29).

VOV.VN - The ninth iteration of the Hanoi Gift Show opened on October 15 in the capital with 5,200 foreign importers and customers from 45 countries and territories globally taking part in the event.

VOV.VN - A festival featuring thousands of lotus-shaped lanterns took place at Tran Quoc pagoda on October 9 in Hanoi to mark 1,010 years of Thang Long-Hanoi, along with celebrations for the 66th anniversary of Hanoi Liberation Day.

VOV.VN - Every corner of the capital has been thoroughly decorated with national flags, colourful lights, flowers, and slogans in an effort to mark the 66th anniversary of Hanoi Liberation Day, which originally took place on October 10, 1954.

VOV.VN - Leaders of Hanoi’s administration provided an offering of incense to ancestors and laid wreaths at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum on October 10 to commemorate 1,010 years of Thang Long-Hanoi and to celebrate the 66th anniversary of the capital’s Liberation Day.

Celebrating the Liberation Day of Hanoi capital (October 10), Vietjet is offering 550,000 promotional tickets priced only from VND0 for passengers to fly across Vietnam.

VOV.VN - A photo exhibition got underway on October 8 at the Temple of Literature in Hanoi to mark the 1,010th founding anniversary of Thang Long, now Hanoi, and the 66th liberation day of the capital city.

VOV.VN - The morning of October 10, 1954, saw thousands of the capital’s residents flood the streets with flags and flowers to welcome home Vietnamese soldiers who took over the capital from French troops.