Show helps tourists learn Vietnamese people’s life
More than 100 professional artists will work together to portray the
Vietnamese people’s life through different stages of evolvement at an
installation art show to be held in March.
More than 100 professional artists will work together to portray the
Vietnamese people’s life through different stages of evolvement at an
installation art show to be held in March.
Themed “Huong Dat”
(aroma of soil), the show will be staged at the Youth Theatre, mainly
for foreign tourists and overseas Vietnamese to get to know more about
Vietnam ’s culture and its wet-rice civilization.Thatched cottages, buffalos and ploughs, farming tools, earthenware, stone works, and rattan articles, will become part of the installation show.
Directed by the people’s artist Le Hung, the event was due to include performances of dances and songs, pieces of puppet plays, traditional and contemporary music.
“Huong Dat” is one of the artistic activities designed to promote the country’s images and its arts to the outside world./.
You should also see
InfographicCommemoration of Hung Kings - Gathering the spirit of patriotism
The Commemoration of the Hung Kings and the Hung Kings Temple Festival are among the most important festivals of the year for Vietnamese people. The worship of the Hung Kings is not only part of the cultural identity of the Vietnamese community but has also transcended national boundaries to become an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
See more
Videos
CNN names Vietnamese dumpling among world’s tastiest
Banh bot loc (Vietnamese tapioca dumpling), a specialty originating from the former imperial capital of Hue, has been selected as one of the world’s 35 tastiest dumplings by CNN.
Videos
Korean Cultural Street Festival dazzles visitors
Many residents of Hanoi as well as tourists have recently experienced the unique culture and cuisine of the Republic of Korea along the stone footpath surrounding the country’s embassy in Hanoi’s Bac Tu Liem district.
Culture - Sports
Vietnam Day held in Belarus
An event themed “Hello Vietnam” was held in Minsk on April 17 to promote the Vietnamese culture, traditions, history, and cooperation between Vietnam and Belarus.
Culture - Sports
Festival connects Vietnamese, Lao culture
The Vietnam-Laos Cultural Festival took place at the Vietnam Cultural Centre in Laos’ capital city of Vientiane on April 17.
Culture - Sports
Vietnam prioritises safeguarding intangible cultural heritage facing risk of being lost
Vietnam will prioritise the protection of intangible cultural heritage at risk of fading away or being lost, and those of ethnic communities living in far-flung areas, according a newly-issued Government decree.
