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Local designer Do Trinh Hoai Nam has unveiled his latest collection of Ao Dai, a type of traditional long dress, with each unique piece featuring globally renowned cultural heritage in Vietnam.
Vietnamese, Russian youngsters seek ways to preserve cultural diversity
A workshop aimed at preserving the cultural diversity of both Vietnam and Russia was held as part of the Vietnam-Russia Youth Forum 2019 which is currently underway in Saint Petersburg.
Cai Rang floating market in Mekong Delta hosts cultural festival
The Cai Rang floating market in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho will host a Culture and Tourism Festival from July 6-8.
Festival to introduce humanity’s intangible cultural heritage
A festival promoting intangible cultural heritage of humanity in Vietnam will take place in Nha Trang city in the central province of Khanh Hoa from June 14-16.
Get lost on garden islets of the Mekong Delta
VietNamNet Bridge – A single day’s trip from HCM City can take you to green and tranquil gardens in the Mekong Delta.
Artist known for aluminium chiseled paintings
VietNamNet Bridge – Painter Van Phuc started using aluminium waste
materials like empty beer or juice cans to produce chisel paintings a
decade ago, and the slow but highly prized art form has grown in
popularity since.
HCM City preserves southern folk singing
VietNamNet Bridge – Don ca tai tu – southern folk music - was
recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in
2013. Since then, Ho Chi Minh City has been organizing activities to
preserve and promote this art form.
A fine line between tradition and addiction
VietNamNet Bridge – The wife of Nguyen Hong Minh, 63, in HCM City's Tan Binh Ward, divorced him for his alcoholism.
Professor Tran Van Khe, guardian of Vietnam’s traditional music
The passing of 94-year-old musicologist Tran Van
Khe on June 24 was a great loss to people who love traditional
Vietnamese music. Professor Khe has dedicated his entire life to
preserving Vietnam’s culture and introducing it to the world.
Southern Don Ca Tai Tu Festival kicks off
The 2015 Southern Don Ca Tai Tu
(traditional musical art form of the south) Festival, competing for
Golden Lotus Awards, opened at a ceremony in Ho Chi Minh City on July
11.
Don Ca Tai Tu gets an unforgettable year
2014 was an unforgettable year for Don Ca Tai Tu Nam Bo (southern
amateur traditional music) as it was officially recognized as an
Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Proposal seeks UNESCO heritage status for Bai choi singing
VietNamNet Bridge – Bai choi singing in the central provinces of Binh
Dinh, Phu Yen and Quang Nam was listed as a national intangible
cultural heritage in late August,
Cai Cuong ancient house
VietNamNet Bridge - Situated near Cai Muoi Canal which is always
crowded with boats and junks, Cai Cuong ancient house in Binh Hoa Phuoc
Commune, Long Ho District of Vinh Long Province is an architectural
structure of European and Oriental styles.
‘One-bowl class' offers taste of culture
VietNamNet Bridge – Even though the time is past 7pm and no matter
how hot and uncomfortable the early dry season is, the "One-bowl class"
of the Coi Vien bookstore in HCM City's District 3 is packed with
participants who make a beeline here
Resistance songs still resonate in south
VietNamNet Bridge – Don ca tai tu folk tunes inspired countless
soldiers during Viet Nam's wars against France and the US. For
prisoners, singing was an act of defiance. Today, the songs remain an
integral part of southern culture.
Don Ca Tai Tu receives UNESCO certificate
VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam received the UNESCO certificate honouring
Vietnam’s Don Ca Tai Yu as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humankind
on February 11 in Ho Chi Minh.
Top ten sports, culture, tourism events in 2013
VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has
selected 10 outstanding events in the area of culture, sports and
tourism during 2013, reported by the Nhan Dan online newspaper, as
follows:
Veteran researcher makes a pitch for future of traditional music
VietNamNet Bridge – The Don ca tai tu music and song in southern
Vietnam, a musical art with both scholarly and folk roots, has been
inscribed early this month on the Representative List of the Intangible
Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Mekong Delta revives Khmer theatre
VietNamNet Bridge – Du ke, a style of musical theatre created by
Khmer people in southern Viet Nam in the early 1920s, is returning to
the stage in its native region thanks to a handful of dedicated troupes.
UNESCO lists Vietnamese folk music as world cultural heritage
VietNamNet Bridge – The art of Don Ca Tai Tu's music and songs in
southern Viet Nam has officially become a recognised UNESCO Intangible
Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
