Through paintings of dogs, artist Bùi Hoàng Dương expresses the stories of humans in society.

Many people are familiar with grilled pork, but far fewer have ever tasted grilled pork wrapped in grapefruit leaves.

An oil-on-canvas painting exhibition at the Việt Nam Museum of Fine Arts is the second time the four artists of the Tứ Lập (Gang of Four) group have shown their artworks together.

Writer Nguyễn Văn Toại is a relative of mine and his native village of Thu Cúc, in the northern province of Phú Thọ’s Tân Sơn District, is one of the most beautiful locations in the country because of its untouched forests and wild natural landscapes.

Tết is the time for a family union and good health, but not so for Cường and many others like him who are confined to hospital beds because of various ailments.

A book on the traditional rituals of the Mường ethnic group was announced as one of the winners at the Việt Nam Book Awards 2016 during the award ceremony yesterday in Hà Nội.

The Việt Nam Folk Literature and Arts Association on December 12 awarded the best research works of the year in the field.

The three-day Culture, Sports and Tourism Festival of the ethnic minorities of northwestern Việt Nam ended yesterday in Lào Cai Province.

A series of activities based on life in the northwestern region will be showcased in the Việt Nam Culture and Tourism Village on the western outskirts of the capital.

There are more than one million people of the Mường group throughout Việt Nam’s north and central regions. They reside in valleys along of Đà River in the north and Mã and Bưởi rivers in central province of Thanh Hóa. The Mường people possess a rich folk literature and arts of folk lullabies, legends, epics and gongs.