“Tet Viet 2005 Festival” to be held in Hanoi
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"Tet Viet 2005 Festival " - the cultural event of the Vietnamese traditional New Year festival, highlighting diversified cultural and trade activities will be held at My Dinh National Stadium from January, 26 to February, 6.
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National Ca Tru Festival to open
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The National Ca Tru (Ceremonial song) Festival will run in Hanoi from June 19-22 with the attendance of artists from 16 provinces and cities, according to the Ministry of Culture and Information.
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Royal music to mark Hue Festival's start
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A special performance of Hue royal music will be performed on stage in the former imperial capital, Hue, on June 12 to mark the start of the 2004 Hue Festival.
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Second annual European food festival to hit Hanoi
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Following the success of the first annual European Food Festival, held in Hanoi to celebrate Europe Day last year, the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (EuroCham) is set to bring the event back for a second year.
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The race for World Heritage title
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According to National Heritage Council, Vietnam now has 19 tangible and intangible items of heritage, which have been nominated for inscription on the World Heritage List.
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Hanoi's Ancient Royal Citadel relic site was opened to visitors on August 29, 2005 as part of activities to celebrate the country's 60th National Day.
"Hanoi International Tourism Festival 2005" will be held from April, 29th to May, 1st. The festival is aimed at celebrating the country's major anniversaries and advertising Ha Noi's potential for tourism and culture.
The Hue festival is dubbed as a party of art and culture. It will boast a myriad of performances and shows, including communal rituals from various regions and different cultures, involving hundreds of artists.
Hue Festival 2004 wrapped up in the former imperial city of Hue on Sunday (20/6), leaving a good impression on local and foreign visitors and artists.
As reported by domestic travel agents, typhoon Xangsane has caused the cancellation of many tours to the central region of Vietnam.
