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The Hanoi Opera House, St. Joseph’s Cathedral, and Hanoi Museum are highlighted in a video created by the ASEAN-Korea Center. Please click here to watch the video. Experience the enchanting beauty of Vietnam with our Cultural and Architectural Tour. Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of Hanoi, a capital city boasting over a thousand years of heritage. Explore the magnificent architecture, indulge in delicious cuisine, and witness the unique lifestyle of this captivating city. Discover the wonders of Ninh Binh, often referred to as the “Ha Long Bay on land”. Marvel at the stunning landscapes and impressive rock formations that rival the renowned Ha Long Bay itself. Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of this northern province and experience its distinct charm. Embark on a journey that will take you through the heart of Vietnamese culture and architecture. Let us show you the sights, sounds, and tastes that make Vietnam a truly unforgettable destination. Boo...

On a Saturday night in October, the Quan Ho Bac Ninh folk singing class of the Cheo 48h Club at the Quan Nhan Community House in Thanh Xuan District, Hanoi, is bustling with activity. Inspiring young people The young Lien Anh and Lien Chi or singers of the Quan Ho Folk Singing of the Cheo 48h Club. Photo: Cheo 48h Club Wearing traditional silk tunics, raven-beak scarves, and flat palm hats, nearly 20 young people in their 20s skillfully perform “Nguoi oi nguoi o dung ve” (Guest, Please! Don’t rush home), one of the most popular Quan Ho songs with a soothing melody, often sung at the end of a meeting or to close a traditional Vietnamese festival. Although their voices may not yet be as clear as those of experienced Quan Ho singers, their enthusiasm in preserving humanity’s intangible cultural heritage is commendable. For many years, traditional music genres such as Cheo (Vietnamese opera), Hat Xam (folk music popular in Northern Vietnam), and Quan Ho have been predomi...

The exhibition showcases over 80 stunning photographs that offer a genuine perspective from photographers and journalists on a significant moment in Hanoi’s history: the 15-year anniversary since the expansion of its administrative boundaries. This special exhibition commemorates the 69th anniversary of the Capital Liberation Day, celebrated from October 10, 1954, to October 10, 2023. A significant achievement  The opening ceremony of “Hanoi in My Heart” took place on 5 October at Temple of Literature, Hanoi According to Nguyen Thanh Loi, the Editor-in-Chief of the Economic & Urban Newspaper, the 15 years of administrative boundary expansion have been a crucial period in the development history of the ancient capital city of Hanoi. “The collection of photographs captured by seasoned photographers is of immense value, offering a unique glimpse into the evolving landscape of Hanoi. Present-day Hanoi has not only transformed into a verdant, contemporary metro...

“Fosse presents everyday situations that are instantly recognizable in our own lives. His radical reduction of language and dramatic action expresses the most powerful human emotions of anxiety and powerlessness in the simplest terms,” said Anders Olsson, Chairman of the Nobel Committee for Literature . The committee lauded the author’s style, which has come to be known as “Fosse minimalism”. His work consists of around 40 plays, as well as a number of novels, poetry, essays, children’s books, and translations. Jacques Testard, Fosse’s fiction publisher, said on hearing the news: “He is an exceptional writer, who has managed to find a totally unique way of writing fiction. His fiction is incantatory, mystical, and rooted in the landscape of the western fjords where he grew up”. “Fosse minimalism” Fosse’s “magnum opus in prose” was his recent “Septology” – made up of seven parts collected in three volumes: The Other Name, I Is Another, and A New Name. “Septology” has been prais...

The National Archive Center 4 recently unveiled its new digital exhibition center on September 22. This exhibition center showcases a collection of digitized documents and records that are tied to the Nguyen Dynasty woodblocks. The establishment of this center was made possible through generous funding from the Vingroup Innovation Foundation. After the opening ceremony, attendees of the National Archive Center were able to explore the fascinating world of hologram technology. This interactive experience provided a captivating look into the history and stories behind the woodblocks from the Nguyen Dynasty (1802–1945). Hologram technology offers a remarkable three-dimensional projection that can be observed without any prerequisite equipment, such as cameras or glasses. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of the woodblock printing and engraving techniques employed during the feudal era, courtesy of advanced 3D mapping technology and captiv...