The Quang Ninh Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced the programme on November 5, saying the activities would celebrate traditional heritage, promote tourism and showcase the region's cultural identity.
The events are being organised under Prime Ministerial Decision No. 1111/QD-TTg, with the aim of preserving cultural traditions and supporting sustainable economic and tourism development.
An exhibition marking 90 years of Quang Ninh's coal industry will run from November 6 to 20.
The Quang Ninh Autumn 2026 fair, featuring around 200 stalls showcasing regional specialities and products under the One Commune One Product (OCOP) programme, will take place from November 10 to 15.
A cultural performance featuring artists from Quang Ninh and China's Guangxi region is scheduled for November 14.
The Quang Ninh Food Festival 2026 will run from November 20 to 24 and is expected to attract 50,000-60,000 visitors, while the Halong Heritage International Marathon is scheduled for November 22.
Other activities will take place across Halong, Cam Pha, Uong Bi, Mong Cai and surrounding areas, including community performances, art and photography exhibitions, book displays and events showcasing the traditions of ethnic minority groups such as the Dao, Tay and San Chi.
Schools will organise talks, extracurricular activities and student performances to encourage young people to appreciate and preserve the country's cultural heritage.
Local authorities are also stepping up publicity through newspapers, digital platforms and community information networks, highlighting cultural preservation initiatives, intangible heritage and tourist attractions.
Officials said the celebrations would help strengthen Quang Ninh's cultural identity, promote its heritage and support sustainable tourism development.
The month-long programme is also intended to showcase Quang Ninh as a dynamic destination with a rich cultural history and a growing tourism sector.