The Vietnamese language is likened to a river that even when flowing into the vast ocean, retains the sweet taste of home, symbolising how the language preserves the nation’s spirit wherever it is spoken.
Bát Tràng cooking knowledge of a traditional party dish was recently recognised as the latest National Intangible Cultural Heritage (NICH) by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
More than 1,000 years ago, Lý Công Uẩn, later King Lý Thái Tổ, founded the Lý Dynasty and established Thăng Long (now Hà Nội). His descendant, Prince Lý Long Tường, came to the Korean Peninsula over eight centuries ago, forging...
The bell tower now stands alongside the drum tower as a prominent feature within the site’s landscape. Both structures represent the contribution of local artisans and traditional craft villages to the preservation of cultural heritage.
Short promotional videos aired on CNN aim to boost Huế’s image as a heritage-rich, eco-friendly and high-end tourism destination for international travellers.
The ancient twin tower, located in Liễu Cốc Thượng Village in Kim Trà Ward, features the spiritual life and culture of the ethnic people, about 1,000 years ago.
For over six decades, the artisans of Gia Thủy have shaped not just clay, but a cultural identity steeped in resilience, tradition, and timeless craftsmanship. From humble village workshops, their unglazed ceramic creations now find homes across Southeast Asia and...
Bối Khê is regarded as one of the cradles of Vietnamese lacquerware. The lacquer works of the village are renowned for their vibrant colours that withstand the test of time.
Famous in the central region for its unique pottery products, the village craft has developed very early, dating back to the beginning of the 17th century, and produces beautiful and subtle items such as pots, jars, ornamental pots, vases, and teapots.
As Việt Nam and Poland mark 75 years of diplomatic ties, a newly opened Vietnamese garden at Warsaw’s Asia and Pacific Museum offers visitors a vivid glimpse into the country’s culture, history and enduring friendship with Europe.
From TikTok livestreams to AI-powered workshops, craft villages in Hanoi’s Phú Xuyên District are weaving digital innovation into centuries-old traditions — and shaping a new path to the future.
