Thousands of ceramic objects were unearthed at an excavation site in the central province of Bình Định, scientists confirmed at a workshop held in the province on June 27.

Glorious jade sceptres, precious terracotta mythical creatures and gigantic bronze drums are few among 300 artefacts being showcased in public for the first time.

Central Thừa Thiên- Huế Province plans to build four parks with sculptures in its municipal city in an attempt to beautify the landscape around the former imperial capital city of Huế.

Lý Sơn Island, 30km off the coast of the central province of Quảng Ngãi, has had a face-lift since connecting to the national power grid in 2014. But while islanders have benefited from the rapid changes, serious environmental challenges are also arising. Công Thành reports

More than 16,300 artifacts believed to date to 14^th century have been unearthed in the central province of Bình Định at the former site of Vijaya, the political and cultural hub of the Champa kingdom.

A series of cultural activities will be held through November in the central city and Hội An for delegates to the APEC Summit’s Economic Leaders’ Week and the APEC Voices of the Future Forum.

More than 22,000 artefacts, ranging from modern paintings and drawings to sculptures of the 4th century, are housed in the HCM City Fine Arts Musuem, an early 20^th century building complex that opened to the public in 1989. 

HCM City, Hà Nội, Ha Long Bay,  Hội An… Bình Định? Provincial officials hope to persuade tourists to add the province to their Việt Nam itineraries.

Hang (Cave) Pagoda is a “must see” destination for visitors to Ly Sơn, one of the most beautiful islands in the central province of Quảng Ngãi Province. Hang Pagoda attracts visitors to Lý Sơn Island

After more than half a century, the Huế Museum of Antiquities will reopen its room of Champa antiques on November 23 in honour of Việt Nam Cultural Heritage Day.