Not similar to the “Western Street” (the Pham Ngu Lao - Chu Van An - Vo Thi Sau Walking Street) and Hue Imperial City Night Street, Hai Ba Trung Walking Street is expected to be a bustling shopping street, serving the needs of nightlife entertainment for the locals and visitors, which is also a venue of cultural, artistic and street music activities.

In order to create a connection and to balance the nightlife and entertainment activities in Hue city and to form an attractive nightlife tourism product to serve locals and tourists, Hue will soon open a pedestrian street at Hai Ba Trung Street in Vinh Ninh Ward. Around this event, Thua Thien Hue Weekly had a talk with Mr. Tran Song, Vice Chairman of Hue City People's Committee.

Being exciting and vibrant, on the evening of March 12, more than 300 spectators burned with rockshow entitled “Escaping from flood” organized by the Faculty of Architecture, University of Science, Hue University.

This information was announced by Mrs. Ngo Thi Ai Huong, Deputy Chairman of the People’s Committee of Huong Thuy town on the afternoon of March 11.

On the night of March 6, Hue Monuments Conservation Center announced that they would offer free entrance ticket for female tourists wearing traditional Ao dai to visit relics on International Women’s Day.

This year's festival took place over two nights, February 6th and 7th with the participation of 12 Don ca tai tu bands inside and outside Long An province, gathering nearly 150 artists.

Continuing the series of activities within the framework of Hue Poetry Festival 2023, on the evening of February 6, the Union of Literature and Arts Associations organized a poetry night with the theme "Colors of Hue in spring".

On the evening of May 2 (on January 15 of the Lunar Calendar), the Union of Literature and Arts Associations organized a poetry night with the theme "Huong Giang – The Heritage River". This is an activity within the framework of Hue Poetry Festival 2023.

With the vegetable growers, taking care and harvesting vegetables, especially the year-round-harvested ones on the rainy days and Tet days are the same. They always leave their homes from 11:00 p.m., and come back on around 2:00 a.m., on the day after with the sleepless faces and calloused hands covered in mud.