(VOVWORLD) - For many years, the Ho Chi Minh City Hat Boi (classical opera) Theatre has held regular weekly performances in public spaces across the city and partnered with schools to introduce Hat Boi to younger audiences. These initiatives aim to preserve Vietnam’s cultural heritage while engaging modern viewers through fresh and innovative approaches.

(VOVWORLD) - Du Ke, a style of musical theater, has become an indispensable spiritual and cultural art form of the Khmer ethnic community of Southern Vietnam. Ancient plays always feature a very special character - one who appears with a distinctive face and unique dance movements that both fascinate and frighten audiences: the Chan.

(VOVWORLD) - Vietnam is a nation rich in cultural traditions with regional, ethnic, religious, and customary diversity. In today’s era of global integration, this diversity serves not only as a precious cultural heritage but also as a strategic resource that fosters sustainable development and strengthens the nation’s position on the world stage.

(VOVWORLD) - Young rice flakes (Com) are a quintessential gift of Hanoi’s autumn, with a distinctive flavor that reflects the culinary culture of the capital city. Com has become an indispensable part of Hanoi autumn.

(VOVWORLD) - Da Nang City has been paying special attention to investing in cultural development. In the last five years, it has spent millions of dollars on restoring and preserving historical and cultural relics and building new cultural works and facilities.

(VOVWORLD) - Sen Dolta is one of the three largest annual festivals of the Khmer people, along with Chol Chnam Thmay and Ok Om Bok. During the three days of the festival, people offer meals to monks, worship ancestors, perform traditional dances and songs, and take part in community activities.

(VOVWORLD) - The recent national achievement exhibition “80 Years of Independence – Freedom – Happiness” showcased Vietnam’s 12 cultural industries in a venue that celebrated the marriage of tradition and innovation.

(VOVWORLD) - Vietnam’s National Day, September 2, is a special occasion – the Independence Festival of the Vietnamese nation. People nationwide, including the ethnic minority communities in Lai Châu province, get together to joyfully celebrate the national holiday.

(VOVWORLD) - The Vietnam National Traditional Stage Theatre recently staged a cai luong (reformed opera) play called “From Viet Bac to Hanoi” to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2). The play was adapted from a book of the same name, the third book of a five-volume series titled “Ten Thousand Miles of the Homeland” (Nuoc Non Van Dam) by Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen The Ky. “From Viet Bac to Hanoi” took a fresh approach to reviving the glorious history of Vietnam through the traditional art of cai luong.

(VOVWORLD) - The musical “Cafe Banh Mi” (Coffee and Baguette)” is a special artistic work premiering this autumn to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2). The musical, written by a South Korean playwright, recreates the fervor of that glorious historical period, honors President Ho Chi Minh, and symbolizes cultural cooperation between Vietnam and South Korea.