Culture

On the morning of April 15, the Union of Literature and Arts Associations of Hue City officially opened a Literature and Arts Creation Camp under the theme “Charming Hue”.

Beyond the wilderness, decades ago, the nursery of Hue Monuments Conservation Center successfully propagated this royal flower and planted it along many of the city’s streets.

In response to Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day (April 21), the Phu Xuan Ward Women's Union officially launched a reading space themed “Phu Xuan - Culture and Heritage”. The space is located at the Community Cultural House...

Vietnam can fully develop models such as experiential craft villages, exhibition spaces that narrate heritage stories, training workshops, or partnerships with resorts to integrate lacquer into high-end hospitality experiences...

Through ongoing experimentation with recycled materials, the products made by artisan Nguyen Dai Nghia carry a clear personal signature while ensuring their practicality in daily life.

With its creative approach that blends learning with playing, the program “Reforms of Emperor Minh Mang” left a strong impression on participating students, taking history closer to everyday school life.

The exhibition showcases more than 100 documents and images, along with nearly 50 artifacts, highlighting the nation’s proud revolutionary traditions, as well as the achievements of the country and Hue City over the past 51 years...

This year’s contest brought together 25 teams, each consisting of two members, who are students majoring in culinary arts at the college and intermediate levels from Hue Tourism College.

Held in the garden space of Boi Tran Garden on Kim Son Hill (Thuy Xuan Ward, Hue City), the exhibition theme “The Dream of Dreams” conveys the sentiments of the organizer as well as the presence and contributions of renowned painters.

As heritage cities around the world search for sustainable development models, the concept of a “living museum city” is emerging as a direction many localities aspire to...

Ung Binh Thuc Gia Thi (1877 - 1961) was “a gifted talent renowned across the country, illustrious in poetry, and highly accomplished in dramatic arts”. He was an intellectual born on March 9, 1877, in Vy Da village.

With a deep love for Trinh’s music, an ophthalmologist has devoted significant effort to analyzing and uncovering many fascinating insights about “eyes” in the lyrics of Trinh Cong Son.

The project is currently awaiting approval from Hue City People’s Committee before proceeding, with construction expected to begin in the second quarter of 2026.

The program is a highlight of the Summer Festival “Shining Citadel”, aimed at refreshing the experience of exploring heritage sites at night.

In an effort toward green and eco-friendly transportation, this issue of Hue Today Weekly features insights from the Director of Hue Institute for Development Studies on this topic.