The commemoration of Thien Ho Duong and Doc Binh Kieu and the Lady of the Realm (Via Ba Chua Xu) Festival at Go Thap have been included in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage List by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology, in collaboration with the Saigon Hi-Tech Park Management Board and tech companies Saolatek, Real-time Robotics Viet Nam, and Di Dong Viet, has kicked off a pilot programme using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for delivery services.

The outstanding performance of Ha Noi athletes at the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games reflects the municipal authorities’ strategic investment in high-performance sports, aiming for success at the Asian and global stages, Deputy Chairwoman of the Ha Noi People’s Committee Vu Thu Ha has said.

Held under the theme “Blossoms of a New Day,” the festival took place from December 27, 2025 to January 4, 2026, concluding with remarkable achievements that further affirmed Sa Dec’s position as the Mekong Delta’s “flower and ornamental plant capital.”

The Viet Nam Academy of Social Sciences on January 5 opened an exhibition space titled “Under the Glorious Party Flag: Viet Nam’s 40 Years of Doi Moi (Renewal) and Aspirations in an Era of National Rise”.

The 159th anniversary of the passing of national heroes Thien Ho Vo Duy Duong and Doc Binh Nguyen Tan Kieu.

After an 8-day journey, the 2nd Sa Dec Flower & Ornamental Plant Festival was more than a celebration of flower beauty. It was a strong affirmation of Sa Dec’s status as a dynamic “Flower Capital,” where a century-old heritage is turning into a striking cultural and economic momentum.

The Dong Thap Provincial People’s Committee held the closing ceremony of the 2nd Sa Dec Flower & Ornamental Plant Festival.

The Provincial Arts and Culture Center organized the "2026 Don Ca Tai Tu Exchange Space." Held at the Go Thap Special National Relic Site (Doc Binh Kieu Commune), the program attracted a large number of locals and tourists.

The Dong Thap Provincial Youth Union organized a Street Carnival, attracting thousands of local residents and tourists to immerse themselves in a vibrant cultural space.