On Christmas Eve, massive crowds gathered at churches and pedestrian streets in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to celebrate the holiday season with vibrant festivities.

Churches across Ho Chi Minh City are drawing crowds with vibrant decorations and artificial snow, creating an enchanting atmosphere as Christmas approaches.

From vibrant lights to lively choirs, Hanoi’s renowned churches bring festive cheer to locals and tourists alike, offering a warm holiday experience despite the cold weather.

The Vietnam national team left Hanoi on December 23, gearing up for a challenging semifinal against Singapore on the artificial turf of Jalan Besar Stadium.

With weapons capable of firing thousands of rounds per minute or targeting distances over 6 kilometers, the Vietnam Defense Exhibition 2024 amazed attendees with cutting-edge military technology.

From giant Santa figures to sparkling nativity scenes, Ho Chi Minh City’s parish neighborhoods are alive with festive energy, drawing families and visitors to enjoy the Christmas cheer.

The 80 Years of Culture and Arts in the People’s Army exhibition at Hoan Kiem Lake brings Vietnam’s military history and artistry to life for locals and tourists alike.

On December 21, military dogs showcased their exceptional skills in front of thousands of spectators at the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition 2024.

Vietnam has introduced its first domestically manufactured aircraft, the Flying Legend TP-150, at the 2024 Vietnam International Defense Exhibition.

Celebrating Christmas with a Vietnamese twist, a Christmas tree made of over 3,800 conical hats at Ha Phat Church in Dong Nai is captivating visitors.

On December 22, thousands of Ho Chi Minh City residents and tourists flooded the Ben Thanh-Suoi Tien metro line to experience its first official day of operation.

Combining Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese architectural elements, the Phung Hung ancient house is a must-see historical gem in Hoi An.

At the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition 2024, Vietnamese-made weapons, including missile systems, sniper rifles, anti-tank rounds, and UAVs, captivated visitors with their world-class design and innovation.

An Phu Pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City is a stunning masterpiece adorned with over 30 tons of porcelain fragments, earning its place as one of Vietnam’s most unique temples.

Excited visitors queued from early morning to explore the weapons and military equipment on display at the Vietnam International Defense Exhibition.

HCMC’s Ben Thanh – Suoi Tien Metro, a 20-kilometer urban railway, will launch commercial operations on December 22, offering free rides for 30 days.

Boasting vast grasslands and scenic views at 1,000 meters above sea level, Dong Cao Plateau invites travelers to reconnect with nature and enjoy outdoor adventures.

The Vietnam International Defense Exhibition 2024 offered visitors a chance to handle and test advanced firearms, showcasing cutting-edge military technologies from over 30 countries.

Party and State leaders gathered in Hanoi to pay tribute to President Ho Chi Minh and heroic martyrs, marking 80 years since the establishment of the Vietnam People's Army and 35 years of National Defense Day.