A ceremony was held in Ngu Loc commune, Hau Loc district in the central province of Thanh Hoa, to kick off the Cau Ngu (whale worshipping) festival and receive a certificate recognizing it as national intangible cultural heritage.
(BGO) – As the old word says “the date to come, the festival to return”, numerous visitors go on pilgrimage to Bo Da pagoda festival not only for religious rituals and ceremonies but also for the smooth and high-faluting melodies of Quan ho (Love duets folk song). The countryside in the northern Cau river gains its charm and beauty by such folk singing.
The Sanskrit texts inscribed on the relics at My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO world heritage site in central Vietnam, will be translated into Vietnamese and English with the assistance of Indian experts.
(BGO) - The Bac Giang municipal Party Committee, People’s Council and People’s Committee on April 3 organized a
ceremony in Dinh Tri commune (Bac Giang city) to receive the Prime Minister’s
Decision recognizing the Mac Dynasty’s box-shaped
stele as a national treasure.
(BGO) - The Viet Yen district People’s Committee in Bac Giang province on March 31 (15th day of the second lunar calendar) organized a ceremony to receive the Prime Minister’s Decision recognizing Bo Da pagoda’s woodblocks as a national treasure and launched the pagoda festival.
The ‘Then’ Singing Practice of Tay, Nung and Thai ethnic people in Vietnam has been submitted to UNESCO in order to recognize it as a global intangible cultural heritage of humanity. With the cultural and artistic values, it can be said the ‘Then’ Singing Practice of Tay, Nung and Thai ethnic people in Vietnam has many factors which are worthy of the UNESCO‘s honour.
A ceremony was held in Tuyen Quang city of the northern mountainous province of the same name to receive a certificate recognizing the festival of Ha, Thuong and Y La Temples as national intangible cultural heritage.
