The venue for indoor volleyball at the 2026 National Sports Festival has been finalized.

The indoor volleyball competition at the 10th National Sports Festival in 2026 has recently revealed its detailed schedule in Ho Chi Minh City.

The volleyball indoor event at the 10th National Sports Festival in 2026 has been announced with a detailed plan in Ho Chi Minh City. The event will be split into two phases held at different venues to ensure the scale and professional quality of the country’s largest sports gathering.

Specifically, Rach Mieu Gymnasium (Phu Nhuan District) will host all group stage matches for both men's and women's categories. After the top teams are determined, all medal final matches will be moved to Phu Tho Sports Gymnasium (District 11).

To assist localities and governing bodies in planning their teams, the Organizing Committee plans to issue the official competition regulations before March 1, 2026. One of the most important rules concerns personnel: units must complete athlete registration within the legal deadline.

To be eligible to compete, athletes must have a valid contract of use or transfer contract signed before January 1, 2026. This procedure will be based on the Athlete Transfer Regulations issued by the Vietnam Volleyball Federation Vietnam Volleyball Federation since 2010. For athletes from the armed forces, registration documents must include specialized certification from management units under the Ministry of National Defense or Ministry of Public Security as per current regulations.

At the 9th National Sports Festival in 2022, the volleyball event featured 10 men's teams and 10 women's teams from the strongest units nationwide such as Ninh Binh, Military, Ho Chi Minh City, Khanh Hoa, Long An, and Thai Binh.

At the conclusion of that tournament, the Military team confirmed their leading position by winning both gold medals in the men's and women's categories. With significant personnel shifts among many clubs over the past year, the 10th Festival in 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City promises intense competition and changes in standings among national sports delegations.