Culture

Mr. Hoang Viet Trung, Director of Hue Monuments Conservation Center, emphasized that Hue’s cultural heritage is an invaluable asset, offering lessons in ethics, character, and human values.

The completion of the restoration of Thai Hoa Palace once again demonstrates the dedication and expertise of the current generation in preserving the heritage values left by their ancestors.

The ceremony at the Imperial Palace, a tradition from the Nguyen Dynasty, was reenacted to signify the conclusion of Tet holiday and the transition into a new year of working.

With the conception that innovation and creativity are essential drivers of development in Vietnamese traditional arts, after many years of research and experimentation, in early 2024, Triet successfully developed Viet Kim Dieu...

More than 120 wrestlers from Thu Le village and neighboring areas participated in the wrestling festival. Most of the wrestlers participating in this wrestling festival are young people...

In the Spring Festival areas, the Organizing Committee arranged venues for entertainment activities such as nightly music performances, traditional martial arts performances, street art, traditional craft cultural spaces,...

These activities not only add highlights to the colorful picture of the first days of spring, but also create opportunities for people and visitors to enjoy, experience, and exchange,...

At the event in Hue where the book “Ham Nghi – the Exiled Emperor, Artist in Algeria” was launched, the precious memorabilia of Emperor Ham Nghi were presented to Hue Museum of Royal Antiquities...

Hue's architectural structures all contain valuable cultural and historical values. Research will not only enrich the knowledge base of Hue's architecture, but also create opportunities to preserve and promote the value...

At the Imperial Citadel, during this Tet, in addition to offering free admission on the first day of the Lunar New Year, the Hue Monuments Conservation Center also organizes various activities for visitors to experience.

Despite the chilly weather in Hue, the conditions were ideal for spring outings, with light morning drizzle followed by warm sunshine, creating a perfect setting for outdoor activities.

In a bid to digitize heritage, Hue continues to demonstrate its pioneering spirit by officially digitally identifying ten iconic artifacts from the Nguyễn Dynasty.

Through connections with gardens, researchers, and royal descendants, information about ancient chrysanthemums in Hue is sparse.

The traces of the past in Gia Hoi Ancient Quarter remain vivid. These include numerous ancient pagodas, palaces, religious and colonial communal architectural works that still exist today.

That was one of the highlights of Lieu Quan Buddhist Cultural Center in 2024, as announced by the Executive Board of Lieu Quan Buddhist Cultural Center on January 23...