On the evening of January 14th, A Luoi District People's Committee held the Opening Ceremony of the Fair and reenacted the Housewarming Celebration at the district’s fair area that had just been put into use.

In the cozy space of the house with ancient architecture on the banks of the Huong River, Cung Tien music lovers had immersed themselves in a romantic, melancholy atmosphere, letting their souls be carried away in the love songs which have a special place in people's hearts.

Garden houses type 1, type 2 and type 3 will receive a grant worth of 1 billion VND, 800 million VND and 600 million VND respectively.

The ancient ruong houses, river wharfs from afar, the ancient gold apple tree (Diospyros decandra) and the flaming pottery kiln of Phuoc Tich ancient village became shimmering and poetic when being painted. From real-life objects to becoming a painting, these scenes contained a lot of painters’ emotions and vibration about a so-called rare ancient village of Vietnam.

With the same value as Zèng cloth, the Amber sleeping mat of Ta Oi people (in A Luoi) also takes a lot of effort to produce. To make this product, sometimes the process of picking leaves, stripping, drying, dyeing, knitting… takes more than a month. Ta Oi girl, before coming to her husband's house, must have a few of these mats as an offering to show love and respect for the groom's family.

Subsequent to reaching an agreement with Vietnam, on the evening of November 15, Millon Auction House officially announced the auction cancellation of the “Hoàng đế chi bảo” (Emperor’s treasure) gold seal.

The People's Committee of the province has issued an official document to the Prime Minister on proposing the approval of the policy of allowing socialization to repatriate the “Hoàng đế chi bảo” (the Emperor’s treasure) seal. This seal has been publicly auctioned by Millon Auction House in France on its website and has grabbed the attention of antique researchers and collectors.

The book “Hoang Viet Nhat thong Du dia chi” by Le Quang Dinh translated and noted by Phan Dang published by the World Publishing House and the Thai Ha Books has just been awarded Prize A at the 5th National Book Awards.

"Hard to keep, easy to break", that's why some homeowners decide to preserve the trees when designing their homes. For them, trees not only adorn the living space, but they are also friends attached to the land and people's lives through the tough days.

Climate change and extreme weather are aggravating coastal erosion, threatening thousands of households living along the coast of Thua Thien Hue.