(VOVWORLD)-Bac Ninh's Quan Ho folk songs were inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009. These days Quan Ho folk songs are being performed at the Lim Festival, a popular spring festival in northern Vietnam. In recent years Bac Ninh province has worked creatively to preserve and promote this cultural heritage.

(VOVWORLD) - Coming to the northern mountainous province of Ha Giang in the early spring, visitors shouldn’t miss the opportunity to participate in and learn about many unique festivals, including the Long Tong (Going to the Field) Festival. This festival is imbued with spiritual meaning and the cultural and human values of the Tay ethnic minority.

(VOVWORLD) - The project “Book and Action” in Ho Chi Minh City has launched various activities to inspire a love for reading among young people. It has now spread to scores of schools across the southern province of Ca Mau.

(VOVWORLD) - To preserve and promote their culture, artisans, village chiefs, and other interested people in Lai Chau province have organized classes to teach the language of their ethnic group. The village chiefs have also documented folk songs, folk dances, and customs in order to introduce them to a wider community.

(VOVWORLD) - The epics of the Central Highlands are narratives of heroic legends. For the local ethnic minorities, these epics embody their history, culture, and life experience and reflect their life in this land over thousands of years.

(VOVWORLD) - The Dinh Co Festival in Long Hai Town, BaRia-Vung Tau Province, is one of the largest water festivals and a major annual culture-tourism event in the southern coastal region. The festival has now been celebrated in many coastal cities in the South.

(VOVWORLD) - The northern port city also has many intangible cultural heritages that are being preserved, practiced, and promoted in daily life by the community. Performing art clubs and a young generation that can sing Ca Tru (ceremonial songs) and Xam (blind buskers’ songs) is evidence of the city’s efforts to preserve and promote its culture.

(VOVWORLD) - 2000-year-old Chem Temple in Hanoi is Vietnam’s oldest temple. The temple on the bank of the Red River is not only of great historical, cultural, and spiritual importance but also has a unique architecture. An art performance called “The quintessence of solemn Chem Temple”, as part of the Hanoi Creative Design Festival 2023, awakens the cultural heritage of the Red River delta.

(VOVWORLD) - A night tour of Van Mieu-Quoc Tu Giam (the Temple of Literature) in the heart of Hanoi was launched in late October. The special relic site, the first university in Vietnam, is an ancient symbol of the country’s education.

(VOVWORLD) - 20 ethnic minority groups live in Lai Chau province. In the 3 years since the province passed a resolution to preserve and promote the traditional culture of ethnic groups to boost tourism from 2021-2025, with a vision to 2030, local villages have restored many traditional costumes and festivals, which have popularized Lai Chau province as a tourist attraction.