Preserving the Traditional Sculptural Art of the Co Tu People

Preserving the Traditional Sculptural Art of the Co Tu People

For the Co Tu people, wood carving goes beyond home decoration. The motifs carved onto wooden structures express their thoughts, worldview, and mindsets on the familiar aspects of daily life.
Gathering and exchange at Haiku Club

In a solemn yet warm atmosphere, members and poetry enthusiasts recited and shared moving Haiku works, expressing pride in the nation’s history and love for their homeland.

Gathering and exchange at Haiku Club
Admiring masterpieces made from jade and ivory

These artifacts include statues of Buddha, pen holders, brush pots, incense burners, vases, trays, seals, prayer beads, etc., originating from Japan, China, Vietnam, Thailand, and India...

Admiring masterpieces made from jade and ivory
From a book space to private museums

In a book space, a private museum…, there is a deep story about the devotion of individuals to Hue. They may be an artist, a speaker, a young band, a researcher, a teacher, a journalist, an architect, a collector,...

From a book space to private museums
New nuances for old melodies

A very special thing is that in Hue people don’t have to make an effort to preserve Trinh’s music because it’s deeply rooted in the land and people’s soul.

New nuances for old melodies
Precious paintings waiting to be displayed

The collection of fine art works of Hue Museum of Fine Arts grows steadily year by year. However, a worthy exhibition space for these works remains an unfulfilled wish.

Precious paintings waiting to be displayed
Exploiting the potential from Hue culture

With tourist potential and strategies the city has made a close connection between cultural development and tourist development with culture as the foundation for sustainable development.

Exploiting the potential from Hue culture
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