Preserving traditional lacquerware or reviving woodblock printing is no longer just a village story, but a quest for the traditional handicraft market in general.
As of January 18, 2024, Vietnam had 294 artefacts and groups of artifacts recognised as National Treasures, through 12 approvals since 2012.
The Son La provincial museum has launched an application allowing people to tour the Son La Prison special national relic site with virtual reality (VR) technology, showing the effectiveness of preserving and promoting the value of the relic site in the digital age.
On July 11th, the People's Committee of Vinh Thanh Commune (Phu Vang, Thua Thien Hue) held a ceremony to announce the decision and receive the certificate recognizing Ha Thanh Communal House as a provincial historical site.
Bac Ha and Si Ma Cai district of Lao Cai province are home to several ethnic groups, principally the Mong, whose festivals, folk songs, and folk dances are unique and closely linked with their spiritual life.
My Son Sanctuary is one of the two UNESCO-recognised world cultural heritages in Quang Nam. The other is Hoi An ancient town.
Uong Bi city in Quang Ninh province has many tangible and intangible heritages, including 31 ranked and inventoried relic sites.
The special national relic site to commemorate great poet Nguyen Du has been recognized as a provincial tourist attraction, the Office of the People's Committee of Ha Tinh Province announced on July 5.
The city is developing a master plan for the development of its handicraft villages for the period 2024-2030, with a vision for 2050 to provide the driving force for their sustainable development. Local experts recommended that detailed discussions and specification of issues such as methods, policies and support resources are necessary for the successful delivery of the plan.
Speaking of the Perfume River - a poetic river ranked among the most beautiful in Vietnam, it is no wonder that everyone has heard numerous anecdotes about its beauty, yet very few know that under that river lie countless artifacts reflecting the history of the land. And, among those thousands of artifacts, ancient potteries still dominate due to their universality and durability over time.