The connection of the Citadel’s rampart not only provide locals and visitors new views and experiences, but also brings the connection among people, nature and heritage even closer.

Witnessing the international-prize winning students in Thua Thien Hue recently, it is easier to understand the idiom “Cannot make bricks without straw” and “No one can accomplish great things without teachers”.

The bronze mold is tarnished; the wooden one has some scratches on it due to harsh climate. However, those marks of time do not change the function of the molds. They are still attached to life, helping women preserve and spread their love of making Hue traditional cookies.

After a series of cold rainy days, Hue gets dry, being fresh and sunny. Hue is coming in mist season. Unlike many northern provinces, the mist in Hue is just enough to make the dawn rising a little bit later, but it is still poetic and beautiful.

Leaders of the Department of Construction, on the morning of February 10, informed that, according to the approval decision of the Provincial People's Committee No. 3456/QD-UBND dated January 29, 2021, from now to 2025, relevant departments and agencies should focus on calling for 48 social and commercial housing projects.

Taking advantage of candied fruits, nuts, and dishes to relieve boredom after Tet, many young people have researched and learned how to make nougat to contribute more luck and wish them well for the first days of the new year.

Ideas materialized. Books have been gathered into collections and are on display and more are coming.

After years of being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, young people now can travel freely to many places to celebrate the New Year with loved ones, and Hue is one of the destinations chosen by many young people from everywhere.

"This (digitizing photos) helps the descendants not have to spend time imagining how their ancestors looked like," explained Trung. He said that digitizing photos could be roughly like photoshopping the photos after capturing them. The only difference is that users have to buy separated software and pay annually.

In a house at the end of a small alley on Pham Thi Lien Street, Le Phan Quoc is diligently finishing the paintings “Gateway to Dien Tho Palace” and “Hue Features” with Vietnamese lacquer. For him, Rhus Succedanea lacquer (hence forth, R.S. lacquer) has always had a strange attraction because it brings subtle and profound characteristics to a painting that no other material does.