Culture

Not only does it bring exciting experiences to students from other places, but the Mosaic Club’s members also have the opportunity to learn from their new friends...

Because of this harsh weather, anyone who has lived in this land - for a lifetime, half a lifetime, or just a short while - will understand and love Hue.

The Xa Tac Worship Ceremony is a royal ritual of the Nguyen Dynasty, expressing the desire for harmony and coexistence with nature. The ceremony promotes humanistic values, in accordance with the ethics of the Vietnamese people.

The art camp brings together 20 artists, including painters, sculptors, lecturers, and ceramic art enthusiasts from Hue.

To Nhuan Vy’s works before and after 1975 mostly focus on the land and people of Hue. In addition, he held many important positions in the Vietnam Writers' Association and the Thua Thien Hue Writers' Association...

The exhibition presents seven vibrant and joyful paintings, immersing viewers in a warm and intimate atmosphere that resonates with the Vietnamese spirit and soul.

Another notable dish is bamboo tube-grilled meat, both rustic and refined. Pieces of local pork marinated with wild leek leaves, salt, and wild pepper are stuffed into young bamboo tubes and slowly grilled over fire.

This activity was held to promote the movements “Hue Women in the New Era”, “Women in the work of preserving and promoting traditional cultural values...

The “Hue Classical Drama Mask Exhibition Space” is not just a place to preserve the past but serves as a bridge, allowing the essence of royal classical theater to shine in contemporary life.

Organizing the Registration day for Miss Vietnam 2024 at Hue University is a wonderful opportunity for students to have more motivation to discover themselves and boldly conquer new challenges...

The festival’s artist lineup will include “Bros” members: Isaac, Anh Tu, Quan A.P, HurryKng Wean, along with young artists such as ManBo, Lyly, and Central Vietnam’s representatives: Xuan Dinh K.Y, Bach Tra, and MC Tran Thinh.

Every year, tens of thousands of pages of Han-Nom (Sino-Nom) documents scattered across various locations in Hue City are digitized.

In Hue, people still maintain the habit of collecting drops of dew accumulated on lotus leaves overnight to make tea while tea is wrapped in lotuses so that it absorbs the natural aroma.

Paintings about Uncle Ho always create deep emotions in viewers’ hearts.

Vegetarian banh goi has solemnly appeared many times on offering trays during ancestral worship on full moon days, alongside many traditional Hue dishes offered to ancestors.