Titled “The 80-Year Journey of Independence – Freedom – Happiness,” the exhibition will be held at the National Exhibition and Convention Centre in Hanoi's Dong Anh, from August 28 to September 5. It will showcase Vietnam’s most significant achievements in politics, economy, society, defence, diplomacy, science and technology, health, education, culture, and tourism.
Photos on display also reflected religious freedom and achievements in education, healthcare, and social equality in Vietnam, as well as the country's human rights progress through effective domestic policies and international cooperation.
An exhibition on President Ho Chi Minh’s revolutionary career in China has been jointly held by the Guangdong Museum of Revolutionary History of China and the Ho Chi Minh Museum of Vietnam as part of activities to celebrate the 75th founding anniversary of diplomatic relations and the Year of Humanistic Exchange 2025 between the two nations.
A total of 327 artifacts and groups of artifacts have been recognised as national treasures so far. Of these, Ho Chi Minh City has 17.
Late Party General Secretary Nguyen Van Linh played a pivotal role in steering the revolutionary course through domestic challenges and major global upheavals, while pursuing principled reforms, and respecting and promoting the people’s right to mastery.
With five themes, the ongoing exhibition highlights Chi Minh as a symbol of patriotism, peace, cultural exchange, and national development. It also showcases images of Japan’s cherry blossoms and Vietnam’s lotus flowers, representing the two nations’ shared cultural values.
The exhibition, running from May 23-25, people can watch valuable diplomatic films of the Ho Chi Minh era, and learn about the Nguyen Tat Thanh – Nguyen Ai Quoc's 30-year journey of finding a way to save the country. The event also highlights images of President Ho Chi Minh – a great leader of the Vietnamese people, his legacies at the Presidential Palace in Hanoi.
The media award on human rights in Vietnam is open to both Vietnamese and foreign nationals aged 15 and above, featuring two categories - photography and video.
On the display are 60 selected works from the museum’s collection, using various media such as painting, embroidery, sculpture, and paper carving.
At Kim Ngan Communal House on Hang Bac Street in Hanoi, the exhibition “Sparkling Craft Street” presents contemporary artworks that highlight the beauty of traditional jewelry-making, a treasured heritage deeply rooted in the history of Hanoi’s Old Quarter and Thang Long culture.
According to the organisers, the exhibition aims to deepen public understanding of the historic and contemporary value of the 1975 event, and inspire continued dedication to national development.
Nearly 300 photos, documents, and artifacts are on display, divided into three thematic sections: “From the Geneva Conference to the Paris Peace Accords,” “The Great Spring Victory of 1975,” and “The Echo of the Great Spring Victory.”
The exhibition is held by Malaysian central bank - Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) at its Museum and Art Gallery (MAG) within the framework of the 12th ASEAN Finance Ministers’ and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting.
The exhibition will highlight cutting-edge technologies such as AI-based training systems, advanced health monitoring devices, smart equipment, and applications of the metaverse in sports.
The exhibition “Vietnamese Women’s Ao Dai Through the Flames of War” opened on April 12 at the Hanoi Museum, featuring more than 100 rare documents, artifacts, and photos highlighting the ao dai worn by heroic Vietnamese women—from the battlefield to international forums and conferences.
With the theme 'Green Logistics – the Foundation for Sustainable Development' VILOG 2025 aims to address pressing challenges in the logistics sector by emphasising sustainability and innovation.
The five-day exhibition provides an opportunity to review the city's proud traditions and celebrate the achievements forged by the Party organisation, authority and people of Da Nang.
Film screenings will begin on April 7 in Ho Chi Minh City and April 21 in Hanoi, featuring selections that revisit key historical events and the sacrifices of past generations in the fight for independence.
Scholars and educators gathered at an exhibition and forum on February 25 to commemorate the 100th birthday of Professor Dinh Xuan Lam, a towering figure in Vietnamese history studies whose intellectual legacy continues to inspire generations of academics.
More than 200 images, documents, and artifacts highlighting the brilliant milestones of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) over the last 95 years are being displayed at an exhibition which opened at the Ho Chi Minh Museum in Hanoi on January 21.