Many opinions on the conservation and promotion of cultural heritage values and the enhancement of the role of H'mong women have been given in a scientific workshop themed "Mong ethnic cultural identity and the role of women in tourism and socio-economic development in Ha Giang”.
A design contest aiming to help Vietnam’s traditional Ao Dai (long dress) go global was launched on March 17.
The People’s Committee of Duy Xuyen District, Quang Nam Province, held a ceremony on March 14 to receive a certificate honouring the locality’s Lady Thu Bon Festival as a national intangible cultural heritage.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in coordination with the People’s Committee of the central province of Nghe An organised a launch ceremony in Nghe An on March 14 for the 2022 working theme of the culture, sports and tourism sector, with a focus on building a grassroots cultural environment and personnel organisation.
(TITC) - Under the theme “Back to the magnificent peaks of Lai Chau ", Tourism - Culture Week 2022 will last from April 14 -17 in Lai Chau Province located in the Northwest of Vietnam.
The Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of central Quang Ngai province is scheduled to organise a workshop on the culture of Sa Huynh, which lasted from the beginning of the Christian era until the second century AD, within this month, with the participation of many experts in archaeology and culture.
(TITC) - Coming to Ninh Thuan, a province in the South-Central Coast Region, visitors will have a chance to experience the life of local people, live in traditional houses and participate in daily activities. Especially, getting to know more about the Cham culture.
The Mekong Delta city of Can Tho will host the third National ‘Don Ca Tai Tu’ (traditional musical art form of the south) Festival in April, according to a plan announced by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
The Con Son - Kiep Bac special national relic, which stretches over 8,000 hectares in eight communes in Hai Duong province, honors a page of Vietnam’s history.
In February, when art performance facilities and venues in Hanoi were allowed to reopen, the stage units in the capital city immediately planned performances, to quickly serve audiences.