Culture

Many people said that folk dances showing the optimistic soul and love for life of ethnic minorities in this land, made them so impressed with the "color" of A Luoi that they want to come back some day.

Spanning over 1,000 square meters, Sống Lab consists of five exhibition rooms, with a total investment of approximately 50 billion VND.

Hue City is selected by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism as one of seven cities implementing the "Creative Cities Network Development Project", within the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN).

Each character in Tuong wears a different mask with the three main colors: black, red, and white. Each mask represents the personality of each character. White color is for villains; red color is for heroic men;...

“What future is for us?” is an activity in the series of seminars “Does happiness lie in accumulation?” on the occasion of the launch of the new book: “Feeding Humanity”, to raise the awareness of protecting the green planet...

At the workshop, 26 presentations were introduced by managers, scientists, and researchers, who are members of the Provincial Folk Arts Association; as well as people directly involved in tourism sector in Thua Thien Hue.

The digitization and storage of data for architectural works to serve the management, research, conservation, and restoration of heritage with digitalization technology become increasingly scientific and professional...

With more than 200 typical photos and artifacts, the exhibition focuses on three main topics, including: the nature and people of A Luoi District; the cultural heritage of ethnic minority groups in A Luoi District...

With more than 86 years of establishment and development, Thai Nghi Duong today is a brand name in Hue. In the years 2000, 2002, 2004 and many years after Thai Nghi Duong were invited to Asian Unicorn Dance Festival...

This is the first online art exhibition space in Vietnam with the aim of bringing art closer to the public and applying digital transformation to introduce and promote Vietnamese culture and art.

Those artists named their artwork very familiar and sincere: “We grow rice together”. That was a rice pad in the middle of a rich rice field in the lowlands of the Huong River, Phu Mau Commune, Hue City.

“We love Hue and admire everything related to the Ancient Capital, from its culture, landscapes, nature, people, to its cuisine,” shared the photographers after participating in the inaugural Hue International Photography Festival.

As a new product, Ms. Hue's rice husk paintings are very popular with customers. They love the paintings not only for its feat, but also for the simplicity of the color of rice husks.

I wish that all Vietnamese people can play and sing basically, or at least know how to name and distinguish music genres. They must know for sure that those are from Vietnam and not from another country.

This is an occasion for artists to pay homage to their craft ancestors, evaluating the achievements gained through their operating process and striving to create high-quality artistic works.