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The art of lion and dragon dance
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, one of the things children look forward to most is the lively and colourful lion and dragon dance. What makes every leap and movement so fascinating?
Vietnamese heritage properties approved for UNESCO listing
Culture 03:39Two more documentary heritage dossiers of Viet Nam have been approved by UNESCO in the Memory of the World Asia-Pacific Regional Register, bringing the country's total to 13 documentary heritage items recognised by UNESCO.
Cultural industry starts with little things
Culture 03:14Circus shows have certainly become more elaborate in recent years, adding significant value to Viet Nam's cultural industries. But how do we start building these products? That is the question many in the industry are asking. In Ha Noi, both internationally acclaimed performances and grassroots creative initiatives are showing how this potential can be realised.
Khmer communities prepare for traditional boat races
Culture 01:59The Khmer community in the Mekong Delta is preparing for Ok Om Bok, its traditional moon-worshipping festival, later in November. One of the biggest attractions is the Ngo boat racing, when teams representing local Khmer pagodas compete on the river. In Can Tho City, local craftsmen and paddlers are working together to get their boats ready for the competition.
Cham heritage reimagined through young eyes
Culture 02:35Da Nang Art Creatives Connection 2026 continues to brighten Da Nang’s year-end event calendar, with one particular contemporary dance performance catching many audiences’ eyes. “Pajieng,” meaning “Rebirth” in Cham language, introduces the audience to Cham cultural heritage in a beautiful visual and sonic feast, while also asking questions about origin and cultural inheritance.
Wooden supercars take craft village global
Culture 01:18A carpenter in Bac Ninh City has turned blocks of wood into stunning supercars, attracting millions of viewers worldwide. Named Southeast Asia's Outstanding Creator in 2024, he now hopes to take Vietnamese craftsmanship to the world and bring new opportunities to his traditional craft village.
From woodcarving workshop to cultural hub
Culture 02:48For many travellers, experiencing Viet Nam means more than sightseeing. A woodcarving workshop is offering visitors a chance to learn about traditional craftsmanship, meet local artisans and connect more deeply with the country's cultural heritage.
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