[VOVWORLD] - For hundreds of years, the Sino-Nom inscriptions etched into the cliffs of Non Nuoc mountain in Ninh Binh province have endured, preserving the legacies of kings, scholars, and other renowned figures in Vietnam. Known as ma nhai, together they form a historical record of the country’s feudal past that documents the evolution of ancient scripts and the Vietnamese language.

[VOVWORLD] - On July 1, 1993, the Voice of Vietnam began airing programs in the E De language in the Central Highlands. Since then, broadcasts have expanded to a number of other ethnic minority languages, making VOV a familiar and trusted source of information for local communities. Behind these daily programs are the quiet efforts of broadcasters who have dedicated themselves to preserving and promoting the spoken and written languages of the ethnic groups in the region.

[VOVWORLD] - Integrating publishing into cultural industries and the digital economy involves transforming the sector from a traditional print-based model into a modern multimedia ecosystem. In the digital age, publishing is not only a vehicle for disseminating cultural and ideological values, but also an economic and technological industry that plays an important role in the development of cultural industries.

[VOVWORLD] - Blessed with breathtaking natural scenery, distinctive ethnic cultures, and many historical sites, particularly the Dien Bien Phu Battlefield, Dien Bien province is working hard to become a regional hub of heritage tourism and cultural exploration.

[VOVWORLD] - Within the sacred space of the Temple of Literature - Vietnam’s first university - a night tour offers visitors a fresh way to experience heritage by combining traditional values with modern digital technology. Through immersive lighting displays, projection mapping, and virtual reality, the relic site at night becomes both radiant and serene, lively yet warmly inviting to visitors.

[VOVWORLD] - Originally published in the former Soviet Union in 1968, "What I Saw in Vietnam" is a collection of short stories, memoirs, and diary entries by renowned Azerbaijani filmmaker, screenwriter, and author Ajdar Ibrahimov.

[VOVWORLD] - Traditional art forms have been vividly recreated in a digital project by a group of students from FPT University. Each “heritage box” serves as a digital gateway to a vibrant cultural space, allowing users to interact directly with traditional values in a completely new way.

[VOVWORLD] - More Vietnamese families and young people are heading to museums to reconnect with the nation’s cultural heritage, history, and artistic beauty. Among the highlights is the “Colors of Culture” exhibition at the Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts, which is drawing growing crowds of visitors.

[VOVWORLD] - The Southern Folk Cake Festival concluded earlier this month in Can Tho city, bringing together 200 varieties of traditional cakes made from simple local ingredients.

[VOVWORLD] - Alongside the stunning natural landscapes of mountains, forests, and coastal areas, the distinctive cultural identity of the Cham community in eastern Lam Dong province is contributing to the diversification of the region’s tourism offerings.