An exhibition of Vietnamese cultural spaces and traditional handicrafts is scheduled to take place from November 13-19 in the northern province of Ninh Binh in celebration of Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day.
A photo of Ha Long Bay to be showcased at the exhibition.
The event is jointly held by the Vietnam Exhibition Centre for Culture and Arts and 15 provinces and cities throughout the country.
In the general exhibition space, visitors will have an opportunity to browse through Vietnam’s cultural heritage and traditional handicraft products through various materials, artefacts and over 200 photos.
In the specialised exhibition section, there will be a display of Vietnamese heritages recognised by UNESCO, Vietnam’s outstanding scenic spots, as well as traditional cultural values of different ethnic groups in Vietnam.
In addition, there will be various exhibition spaces introducing Vietnam’s handicraft villages and food cultures from north to south.
As part of the event, visitors can enjoy the experience of making handicraft products and performances of regional culture, in addition to attending a student forum on the topic of young people with Vietnamese cultural heritage.