Culture

Designed as an open-air stage that encouraged community engagement, the program featured hundreds of artists, performers and models, blending ao-dai showcases with stage performances and Hue’s distinctive traditional performing arts.

The event serves as an activity to mark the opening of Hue Ao Dai Week 2026, which is held under the theme of “Connecting Heritage, Community and Creativity.”

Cultural preservation is not only spiritually significant but is also linked to the development of community-based tourism, helping create livelihoods and improve local residents’ quality of life.

The event was considered a gathering between tradition and modernity, where cultural heritage converged with ceaseless creativity.

During the 2026 - 2031 term, the club aims to strengthen its organizational structure, expand its membership, and mobilize social resources to improve its operating conditions.

At the signing ceremony, Hue International General Hospital presented a VND 300 million sponsorship for the “Hue - Ancient Capital, New Experiences” Photography Contest.

For over twenty years, artist Tran Huu Nhat has quietly traveled through rivers, temples, the citadel in Hue in his journey of recreating sketches of Than Kinh Nhi Thap Canh...

The ‘Countryside Market Festival’ offers locals and visitors a chance to immerse themselves in a rustic rural space rich in cultural identity, featuring stalls displaying agri-products from local cooperatives and businesses.

At the event, residents and visitors enjoyed traditional dance performances and gong performances, visited exhibition spaces showcasing traditional meals featuring signature dishes of the Bru - Van Kieu people...

Hue’s nomination for Asia’s Leading Culture City Destination reflects international recognition of the cultural, historical, and heritage values that the former imperial capital has diligently preserved and promoted over the years.

The event not only offered a unique cultural space associated with Hue lotus flowers but also provided an opportunity to promote the city’s signature tourism product and craft villages to both domestic and international visitors.

After more than two decades of organizing festival seasons, Hue now stands at a turning point: moving beyond cultural events alone toward developing a cultural economy rooted in heritage.

The invitation represents a significant honor for the young artist and highlights the important role of younger generations in preserving and promoting cultural heritage values.

“Thuc Thuy Show” offers visitors a unique immersive journey, blending performance art, lighting, music, and lotus-inspired cuisine to recreate Hue’s cultural and culinary heritage in a creative and contemporary lens.

Running from June 18 to 25 at the art space at 9 Pham Hong Thai St., the exhibition is expected to bring a wide range of emotions and provide memorable experiences for art lovers.