Khanh Hoa province will host a large-scale celebration of “Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day” 2026 in November this year. The destination will let visitors experience a colourful culture through the “Sounds of the Homeland” (Thanh âm quê hương) art program, which will be held at the 16/4 square on November 22. Two UNESCO-registered intangible cultural heritages will be on display: the art of Bai Choi from Central Vietnam and Don Ca Tai Tu from Southern Vietnam. 

The cultural tour covers some of the province’s most famous sites. They can be found at the Provincial Museum, which offers archaeological displays of “Khanh Hoa Cultural Memories” and “Echoes from the underground”, or they can watch Cham traditional dances, music and pottery making at the sacred Ponagar Tower and Po Klong Garai Tower. To increase the possibility of access, all locally managed historic and cultural sites will be opened to the public and tourists for free on November 24.

To add to this holiday spirit, tourist facilities all over the province are offering hands-on activities like nhảy sạp (bamboo dancing), ô ăn quan (folk games) and Ao Dai (try-on) during November 19-25.