Culture

Hue holds exceptional potential to develop a green economy and digital economy, leveraging cultural heritage as the foundation.

In 2025, the museum aims to attract 65,000 - 67,000 visitors and host more exhibitions and displays.

250 masks in the colorful tuong mask collection (with the size of 17cm x 22cm) and two larger masks (with the size of 1m x 1.5m) are on display at the Hue tuong mask exhibition space (located behind the Duyet Thi Duong Theater).

To continue their mission, the couple hopes for greater investment from local authorities and organizations in preserving highland culture. They dream of expanding their stilt house to display more artifacts...

In 2024, Thua Thien Hue General Library digitized 25,610 pages of Han-Nom documents (Sino-Vietnamese Demotic), equivalent to 584 document items.

Participants, including children, tourists, and locals, had the opportunity to make traditional Tet dishes guided by artisans from Hue’s traditional craft villages and KOICA volunteers.

When visiting Kim Son village, everyone knows about the airplane-shaped house of artist Nguyen Van He. Among Hue’s artist community, He is well known for his post-war themes and collections of war relics.

The program was held on the occasion of the 81th anniversary of Emperor Ham Nghi’s passing (1944 – 2025) and the 140th anniversary of the issuance of the Can Vuong Edict to call people across the nation to resist foreign invaders.

Seeing his son’s gift, Biet wholeheartedly instructed him and created favorable conditions for Ve to do it by himself. He began with small wooden pieces, making simple shapes such as animals or daily objects.

The Ngo Mon (Meridian Gate) Bell, Emperor Duy Tan’s Throne, a stone relief in the Minh Mang era, and dragon statues in the Thieu Tri era are 4 out of 33 artifacts recently recognized as National Treasures (NTs).

This is the concern that many experts and researchers have raised at a seminar themed “Gia Hoi old quarter - Developing from its uniqueness”, organized by Huong River Museum of Ancient Pottery on January 7...

Bao Vinh forging craft was born hundreds of years ago and it has been developing up to now.

After three years of major restoration, on November 24, 2024, Thai Hoa Palace - the most important palace in Hue Imperial Citadel - reopened to the public.

During this New Year visit, the Indian Ambassador to Vietnam planted a commemorative Bodhi tree in the grounds of VBA Hue.

The series of activities and events planned for the National Tourism Year and Hue Festival 2025 are expected to boost Hue’s tourism industry, positioning it for strong development based on its legacy as the old Imperial Capital.