A special night of cultural exchange and tea enjoyment in Thai Nguyen took place on the evening of December 20 in Thai Nguyen city as part of the series of activities of "The 5th Week of Displaying, promoting and introducing typical products of 28 provinces and cities".
Keng loóng dancing is an indispensable part of the lives and festive events of Thai ethnic people in Mai Chau district, Hoa Binh province. When Thai villages conduct community tourism, they often perform keng loóng to greet and entertain the tourists.
The 12th session, Khanh Hoa Provincial People's Council tenure VII, 2021 – 2026 term taking place recently approved the renovation projects of Nam Tower of Ponagar Temple monument and the precinct of the monument. The total investment of the projects is more than VND20.4 billion.
Ha Noi has been called “land of hundreds of occupations” with age-old craft villages dubbed as the keepers of highly diverse and shared tangible and intangible cultural heritages. Preserving and promoting the cultural values and potential of craft villages are important directions, contributing to the socio-economic development of the capital city.
France has decided to give Ha Noi a non-refundable aid of 700,000 EUR to study the feasibility of renovating the iconic Long Bien Bridge, said the French Embassy in Vietnam.
Cultural tourism is a trend that travellers are paying much attention to. Building cultural families associated with cultural preservation is a way to promote tourism development in Tien Phuoc (Quang Nam).
The golden artifacts of the early people of the ancient kingdom of Champa not only impress with their abundance but also showcase a remarkable diversity in forms. These artistic masterpieces carry significant aesthetic value, exemplifying the advanced craftsmanship and metallurgical skills achieved by the Champa across different historical periods. Several of these ancient artifacts have earned their national treasure status.
Located in front of Thien Co Temple (Huong Lan village, Trung Vuong commune, Viet Tri city, Phu Tho province), the 2,104-year-old teak wood tree has been recognized as a “Vietnamese heritage tree” since the reign of An Duong Vuong.
With a rich history of traditional culture, ethnic groups in Da Bac district, Hoa Binh province still retain their own cultural identity values such as dialect languages, traditional festivals, costumes, among others. These are favourable conditions for the locals to preserve, conserve and promote traditional cultural values while building attractive and diverse tourism products to attract tourists and bolster local socio-economic development.
With centuries of history, Chuon Ngo is a traditional nacre inlay village in Ha Noi's Phu Xuyen District. Their products are unique because the mother-of-pearl pieces fit perfectly into the wood surfaces, creating flat inlays with exquisite lines.