The special show came out impressively at HCM City’s Non La (Conical Hat) on the evening of February 20.

Audiences and Xoan artists in Phu Tho were shocked to see local authorities experiment with a modern form of Xoan singing with many unconventional arrangements.

The Hanoi Cai Luong Theatre will launch a new show featuring Vietnamese traditional art entertaining foreigners with English interpretation through headphones.

The Vietnam Institute of Culture and Arts is researching for the submission of a dossier on Vietnamese traditional music “bai choi”(Bingo-in-huts) to UNESCO for world intangible heritage lis [ … ]

Northern Vietnam’s traditional Xoan Singing will officially become one of UNESCO’s intangible heritages this month after its dossier was submitted to the intergovernmental agency for recogni [ … ]

The Vietnam Institute of Culture and Arts is preparing to submit the bai choi folksongs to UNESCO, for recognition as an intangible cultural heritage in the world in need of urgent protectio [ … ]

Singers perform Quan Ho folk songs at the opening of the Lim Festival. (Photo: VNS)More than 3,500 singers performed Quan Ho folk songs at the opening of the Lim Festival in the northern pro [ … ]

Paintings made from natural rice are special products of Vietnamese artists. Below are rice-made paintings by sisters Ngoc Quynh and Thuy Vy.

Efforts to preserve traditional Vietnamese xoan singing have received a boost after the art form was listed by UNESCO as an example of world cultural heritage that need urgent protection.

Vietnam’s Xoan singing has entered the world’s list of Intangible Cultural Heritages in need of Urgent Protection.