Keyword: "cultural treasure"

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The My Son Sanctuary in Quang Nam province is recognised as a world heritage site in 1999. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam promotes cultural heritage values for sustainable future

Vietnam’s over-4,000-year history has woven a tapestry of cultural treasure across the country, representing more than just the nation’s soul but emerging as a powerful catalyst for sustainable development. Amidst rapid globalisation and urbanisation, preserving and promoting the cultural wealth has never been more critical.

Quan ho folk songs: 15 years as a UNESCO-recognised cultural treasure

Quan ho folk songs: 15 years as a UNESCO-recognised cultural treasure

Fifteen years after being recognised as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, Quan ho (love duet) singing has not only been preserved but has also embraced a renewed vibrancy, adapting to modern times while maintaining its deep cultural significance in the spiritual life of the community.

Yen Bai preserving ethnic minority cultures

Yen Bai preserving ethnic minority cultures

A recent national cultural conference outlined the key tasks in reviving and developing Vietnamese culture amid the country’s integration process. In response, the northern province of Yen Bai is working on a number of measures to preserve and promote the cultural values of local ethnic minority groups.