Located in the northern city of Hải Phòng, Bảo Hà Village and Nhân Hoà Village are celebrated as two of the most significant cradles of Việt Nam’s traditional puppetry.
Recognising its cultural and historical significance, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism officially has designated Sa Huỳnh’s salt-making tradition as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage.
For locals and tourists alike, Hà Nội''s Hàng Đường Street is a place where the art of preserving fruits is not only a business but a cultural experience.
In addition to his song translations, Lê Đức Mẫn, has translated more than 40 literary works from Russian to Vietnamese, many of which are considered classics.
Phù Lãng, one of Việt Nam’s oldest pottery villages, is stirring again with a new generation of potters and a cross-cultural collaboration that may redefine the future of this ancient craft.
The contest, now in its 11th season and organised by Vietnam Airlines'' in-flight magazine Heritage, invites all Vietnamese and foreign photographers, professional or amateur, to submit their works to compete.
The vibrant traditions of wrestling and boat racing in Việt Nam are not merely sports they embody the cultural heritage and communal spirit of the nation.
Hà Nội is home to the largest concentration of craft villages and artisans in Việt Nam, with 1,350 craft villages and handicraft-producing communities, encompassing 47 of the country’s 52 traditional crafts
A group of students from Hà Nội Architectural University has breathed new life into figures in Đông Hồ folk paintings—such as the boy herding buffalo or the mother pig feeding her piglets—using 3D technology.
Deputy Imam of the Masjid Mubarak Mosque Go Sa Ly spoke with Việt Nam News about the preservation of the Masjid Mubarak Mosque and the impact of tourism on the mosque.
Belgium’s Le Soir highlights Việt Nam’s Lim Festival as a celebration of rich cultural traditions, particularly quan họ (love duet) folk singing, recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Folklorist Nguyễn Hùng Vĩ, former lecturer at the Department of Literature, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi National University, talks about the importance of spring festivals in Vietnamese folk culture.
