Culture

Coming to Hue Royal Palace on the occasion of the Lunar New Year, visitors will be immersed in Tet art programs full of Hue vibes.

Opening to the public from January 20, the exhibition displays more than 80 images and nearly 200 documents and artifacts.

Like every year, Song Nhu Art gallery opens to the public the Zodiac gallery, introducing 27 works by artist Dang Mau Tuu and 13 other painters.

Over twenty years, Hue Festival also closed a “life cycle” - a form of organizing full-week festival activities.

With the theme of Spring Aspirations, the Spring Festival 2023 takes place from December 24 of lunar calendar to January 5 of Tet holiday at the southern bank of the Huong River.

This spring gallery has 53 works by 51 artists made with many different materials and forms.

Nowadays, based on royal materials, Hue Monuments Conservation Center has conducted the bamboo pole erection ceremony in the royal palace so as to create a joyful atmosphere...

Not stopping there, Ms. Trai said that in 2022, the museum had collected many art pieces by means of advocacy, donation as well as through organizing creative activities.

After more than a month of launching and receiving entries, the contest has received nearly 120 entries for both photo and video content.

This is an opportunity for young people in Hue to understand well about Emperor Ham Nghi and his spirit of patriotism.

Among the 320 works on display and exhibition, there are 70 big yellow apricot bonsai works and 250 small ones.

Dr. Amandine Dabat expressed her joy when returning to Hue and attending the opening ceremony of the exhibition space about Emperor Ham Nghi on the 80th death anniversary of this Emperor...

The most prominent ones in the garden are two “ancient” apricot trees with a lifespan of up to several hundred years.

When talking about the Spring in Hue, people will think of the yellow apricot trees, as they become deeply rooted in the people’s hearts.

The collection of stories "Bac mau ao ngu" consists of 13 short stories and is nearly 250 pages thick, published by Ho Chi Minh City General Publishing House.