The husband-and-wife duo of Distinguished Artisans Ta Dur Tu and Areel Doi, residents of A Luoi District, have dedicated their lives to preserving and promoting the unique cultural values of ethnic minority communities. Over 40 years of tireless collection, research, and teaching have made them guiding lights in safeguarding traditional cultural identities for future generations.

The newly launch of the application “Hue City Passport” will enhance the freshness of travelers’ journey in discovering Hue. The provincial tourism sector is keeping carrying out digital transformation to create more new benefits and experiences for tourists.

Struggling to make a living, but members of the Folk Arts Club of Trung Son commune (A Luoi) still strive to practice and refine each performance before each show, with enthusiasm to contribute to preserving the soul of culture of the great jungle.

Keeping the wild, cool and clear beauty of the mountains and forests, deserted streams are attractive and interesting choice for those who want to experience a new feeling this summer.

Visiting Bao La Bamboo and Rattan Cooperative (Quang Phu commune, Quang Dien district), I met artisans who are hard at work keeping their professions and looking for new directions through their product design improvement. Many of their fine and quality handicraft products have been present in the world market.

For the members of Sau Gia AntiqueBicycle Club (Hanoi), leisurely riding on their favorite antique bicycles and breathing in the fresh air in Hue are such great relaxation.

This project is in keeping with the province's resources and socio-economic development orientation. Also, it is believed to be able to exploit and promote the strengths of the culture and people of Hue as well as developing cultural industries.

Lean meat, bamboo tubes, cooking oil, and five-flavor spices, etc., are the main ingredients to make Cha Ong Tre, a famous specialty of Hue

These days, the old main hall of Dieu De National Pagodais being moved to the back side of the pagoda while still keeping the original state of the painting "Long van khe hoi" painted on the ceiling of the main hall.

Not only conveying the meaning of the season of reunion to children every Mid-Autumn Festival, Mr. Tan and Mrs. Nam have contributed to preserving the traditional lantern-making profession that their predecessors left to them.

On the big day, every bride and groom wants to receive the sweetest wishes. Not only through words, today, many couples also keep all the wishes and memories with relatives and friends in happy parties from wedding signing pictures.