Vietnamese heritage

Amid the growing trend of combining heritage preservation with the development of cultural and spiritual tourism, Thanh Hoa has emerged as one of Vietnam’s notable destinations thanks to its rich network of temples and shrines associated with the UNESCO-recognized Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the Practices Related to the Beliefs in the Mother Goddesses of Three Realms of the Vietnamese People. Efforts to preserve the essence of this heritage while promoting tourism are opening up new development opportunities for the province.

Vietnamese masks are displayed the Pratirupa Asian art exhibition in India, contributing to spreading cultural values and connecting regional heritage.

This collection marks a unique blend of traditional artistry and contemporary creativity, bringing a fresh perspective to Vietnamese fashion and culture.

On November 10, 2024, the play "Time-traveling Thi Mau" and experiential activities with Cheo art were held at Cong Nhan Theater - 42 Trang Tien. The play was inspired by an excerpt from the classic Cheo play "Quan Am Thi Kinh," telling the story of the strange time-traveling journey of "21st century Thi Mau."

Night of Vietnamese heritage in French capital Paris brings international friends many emotions when enjoying unique art performances, imbued with the colors of Vietnamese folk culture.

An exhibition featuring Vietnam’s cultural heritage space is running in Hoi An ancient city from July 8 to 13 to welcome the 2022 National Tourism Year in the central province of Quang Nam.