Culture

Hue Today Weekly No. 37 features 12 pages with many engaging sections, including: Perspectives, Encounters, Economy & Development, Culture & Arts, Lifestyle, Book Stories, Reports - Notes, and more.

Vietnam-South Korea Cultural Day 2025 is not only a cultural and artistic event but also a people-to-people diplomacy event with a wide-reaching impact.

This year's Festival received 6,076 works from 415 photographers, including many photographic artists from 16 countries and territories, including: India, Laos, Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Sri Lanka,...

From the small classroom to the ship braving the waves to Truong Sa, Thuy Phuong’s music has always carried a common thread, that is the love for her homeland, for people, and for the Fatherland.

This is an event of important significance, marking a milestone in preserving and promoting traditional cultural values in the locality.

At the macro level, Hue City needs to establish a common brand for the entire craft village ecosystem, including a unified identity, an international marketing strategy, to cooperative programs for tourism, commerce, and culture...

Together with the support of his colleagues and modern technical tools provided by the museum, Mr. Vu Do started the “journey” of kite restoration.

Hue’s craft villages carry traditional beauty, but this very characteristic makes it difficult for them to adapt to the modern market pace. Most production facilities in craft villages operate manually,...

In Hue, craft villages are not just places that create products but also places that preserve the soul of a community and a land.

The music program “New Day in the Homeland” not only created an artistic space full of emotions but also contributed to spreading the spirit of Vietnam Music Day, aiming to build a true music festival for all people.

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.

Hue Nam Temple Festival annually takes place in Lunar March and July. This is a cultural and spiritual event associated with the worship of the Holy Mother Thien Y Ana.

With a display area of more than 600m², Hue City’s exhibition space presented to the public and international friends a comprehensive view of the city’s history, culture, identity, and development orientation.

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...

With the theme “Hue City - the process of construction and development through archival documents”, the exhibition features a wide range of rare and valuable documents, images, and artifacts selected from various sources.