Beginning his career as a commercial photographer, Nguyen Van Hoa, a member of the Photography Section of the Dong Nai Literature and Arts Association, has carved out a distinctive place in photography through his creative vision and a series of prestigious awards.
Athletes from the Dong Nai City team, competing as members of the Vietnam Vocotruyen (Traditional Martial Arts) team, won three gold medals at the World Championships & Junior Championships of Vocotruyen – Italia 2026.
Reading culture is expanding beyond the pages of books and the walls of libraries to digital platforms, becoming an important part of lifelong learning.
The Dong Nai River flows gently through generations, bearing witness to a city that is both ancient and serene while also brimming with youthful vitality.
More than simply putting data online, cultural digitisation is opening up a new creative space where Dong Nai's cultural identity, shaped over nearly 330 years of formation and development, is being preserved, promoted and widely disseminated, creating fresh momentum for sustainable socio-economic development.
Discussing Southern Viet Nam, Dr. Nguyen Thi Hau, General Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Association of Historical Sciences, emphasized that the region comprises three basic ecological and cultural subregions. The first is Southeastern Viet Nam, characterized by red soil and ancient alluvium.
Amid rapid advances in science and technology, elevating urban culture in the digital age will help preserve and promote traditional cultural identity while making greater use of modern technology to build smart and livable cities.
On weekends, instead of seeking familiar cultural activities, residents and visitors can visit the S'tieng Ethnic Cultural Conservation Area in Bom Bo Hamlet, Bom Bo Commune, where they can experience the traditional practice of pounding rice with wooden pestles and hear stories about the labor and cultural life of ethnic minority groups in the Dong Nai region.
Using traditional musical instruments, many folk artisans in Dong Nai are quietly preserving, creating, and passing on the music of a land with nearly 330 years of formation and development.
Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio, Television (DNNRTV) and Can Tho Newspaper, Radio and Television (CTNRTV) co-held the 3rd Gala of Southern Amateur Singers 2026 on the evening of September 24.
In response to the special 500-day-and-night emulation campaign themed “Unity – Discipline – Efficiency – Breakthrough, building a civilized and modern Dong Nai,” the Dong Nai culture, sports and tourism sector has carried out a wide range of practical tasks at the grassroots level to improve the cultural and spiritual life of the people.
Cambodia’s Visakha won the championship at the Dong Nai City International Volleyball (Open) 2026 Tournament after defeating Ho Chi Minh City Public Security 3-1 in the final.
Dong Nai City athletes won three gold, three silver and one bronze medal, contributing to Vietnam’s junior finswimming team finishing first overall at the 2026 Asian Junior Finswimming Championships.
On the evening of September 17, at the City Sports Training and Competition Center Gymnasium (Facility 1, Tan Trieu Ward), the Dong Nai City Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism held the opening ceremony of the 2026 Dong Nai City International Open Volleyball Tournament.
From building collections of ancient ceramics and traditional craft experience spaces to organizing art and culinary programs, Dong Nai is working to develop a ceramic heritage trail.
Deputy Secretary of the Dong Nai City Party Committee (CPC) Vo Tan Duc chaired a working session with the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism (DoCST) on September 18 to review the implementation of assigned tasks and discuss proposed solutions and plans to meet the city’s development requirements in the new situation.