Rice offering ceremony

The rice offering ceremony of the La Chí ethnic people in Hà Giang Province is one of the oldest traditions upheld today. This ceremony signifies their wish and hope for next year's harvest after a bountiful year.

Mekong Delta province promotes agricultural tourism

The Cửu Long (Mekong Delta) province of Đồng Tháp has managed to achieve robust growth in agricultural tourism by utilising farming landscapes, local cuisines, handicrafts, and fruits to elevate tourists’ experience.

Masterpieces displayed in Đà Nẵng City

The Essence of a Pearl exhibition features 35 artworks with themes revolving around Vietnamese women and landscapes. The works were transported from Hà Nội to Đà Nẵng making it the first occasion for the local art lovers to see directly the masterpieces.

Big leap for Vietnamese horror movies

Two Vietnamese horror films, "Kẻ ăn hồn" (A soul reaper) and "Quỷ cẩu" (Demon Dog), are currently showing in theaters with impressive box office revenue, attracting a large audience and making the Vietnamese movie industry more lively.

Two wheels, two choices

Good governance has improved a number of situations and I have no doubt that in time, this is an area which will be addressed.

Famous cải lương play from 1970s restaged

Young talents from the HCM City-based Trần Hữu Trang Cải Lương Theatre, one of the region’s leading traditional art troupes, will perform in a famous play from the 1970s. 

Hà Nội cycling tour, a gentler way to enjoy the scenery

A weekend night cycle tour has been launched by the Sustainable Tourism Investment and Development Joint Stock Company (Vietnam STID) and the Việt Nam National Museum of History to offer a gentle way of exploring the capital by night.

Sounds of the past

The Raglai ethnic group in central province of Khánh Hòa created a lithophone with distinct sounds thousands of years ago. The instruments have been remade and played to tourists as a special treat to welcome them to this beautiful land. Local authorities have organised training classes for locals so that many people can preserve ancient cultural features.

Traditional dugout boats

Over time, the number of dugout boats in villages in the Central Highlands has gradually declined. However, it is still a unique cultural feature, imbued with the identity of ethnic minorities.

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