Participatory governance of cultural heritage

The Centre for the Old Quarter's Culture Exchange introduces the image of rat, the mascot of the Lunar New Year 2020, in folk culture. Those who are interested in Tet paintings have the chance to explore Vietnam’s three folk painting types through exhibitions of Hang Trong paintings, Kim Hoang paintings and Dong Ho paintings. … [Read more...] about Hanoi’s Old Quarter hosts various cultural activities to greet new spring

Nguyen Anh Tuan, director of the Institute for Tourism Research & Development, stressed that natural beauty and landscape values are the most important factors that attract travelers and they need thorough conservation for sustainable tourism development. … [Read more...] about Quang Binh says ‘no’ to cable car in heritage sites

Nguyen Dynasty’s nine tripod cauldrons national treasures The Imperial Citadel of Hue boasts many ancient items under the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945), which was recognised as national treasures. They include a set of nine tripod cauldrons in The Mieu yard. … [Read more...] about Vietnam recognises 27 more national treasures

Former Vietnamese Ambassador Phạm Sanh Châu at the UNESCO headquarters is trying to recognise Tết as cultural heritage of humanity. His dream is to promote Vietnamese Tết around the world.Tết was recognised as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.  … [Read more...] about Photographer takes pictures of Tết moments

The book fair, which lasts until January 28, is one of the major cultural events held by the city government to promote reading culture in the community and create a meaningful entertainment venue for local residents during the nation’s biggest holiday. … [Read more...] about Tet book fair opens in town