Currently, many cultural values of the Muong ethnic group and “Hoa Binh Culture” have been seriously eroded. Faced with the above situation, Hoa Binh Province has drastically implemented several measures to effectively preserve and promote cultural values.
(TITC) - Hue Monuments Conservation Center coordinated with the National Archives Center I to organise an exhibition with the theme "Hue Citadel - Remaining traces of the past", introducing to the public nearly 100 precious documents and images about the construction of the ancient citadel.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha signed decision No.73/QD-TTg for the recognition of 29 national treasures on January 18.
The Phong Le ancient Village has been founded more than 500 years ago under the Hong Duc reign. It stretches from Hoa Vang District's Hoa Chau’s Commune to Hoa Thuan Dong and Hoa Thuan Tay wards in Cam Le District. This village is considered as an ancient village in the heart of Da Nang as it preserves many unique and valuable cultural heritage of Da Nang, and the Quang region as a whole.
Related agencies is undergoing the procedures to submit a proposal for the reclassification of Phuoc Tich Ancient Village (Phong Hoa Commune, Phong Dien District) from a National Heritage Site to a Special National Heritage Site.
A group of Vietnamese youth has launched a meaningful project to store traditional weaving patterns of ethnic minorities via digital tools.
Thai ethnic people in Chieng Chau commune, Mai Chau district have paid attention to preserving and promoting their ethnic group's identity through keeping traditional cultural features in their daily lives and tourism development.
For the last two years, the authorities, sectors and units in Khanh Hoa Province have paid a special attention to the mountainous areas with many ethnic minorities in order to promote sustainable development of the areas and their cultural characteristics.
Vo Mieu - a mountainous commune of Thanh Son district, Phu Tho province has a large population of Muong ethnic people, accounting for nearly 48% of the population, distributed in 20 residential areas. Over many generations, the Muong people here still strive to protect, preserve and promote traditional cultural values from rituals, costumes, dances, songs, folk performances to rustic and simple dishes. All blend together to create the unique cultural features of the Muong people in Vo Mieu commune today.
Co Tu brocade, which is made by clever Co Tu women, was recognised as a national intangible heritage in August 2014.