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Da Nang (VNS/VNA) - Artists and craftspeople from the Co Tu group in Da Nang on November 23 showed off ancient trade and arts as well as cuisine at the city’s museum to mark the Da Nang Culture Heritage Day. It was an outdoor culture experience and exhibition for visitors and artists to explore the old trade and lifestyle of the Co Tu ethnic community living in the rural mountainous area of Da Nang. A Lang Doi, a Co Tu sculptor introduced ancient wood carving at the event, while other artists displayed brocade weaving. For Co Tu people, wooden sculptures were used to decorate timber columns, exterior and interior decorations on houses that were preserved a few hundred years ago. Co Tu dancers from Ta Lang and Gian Bi communes played traditional culture (dance and gong) and make sticky rice cakes at the event. Nearly 1,000 Co Tu people are living in Ta Lang and Gian Bi villages in Hoa Bac commune – 40km from Da … [Read more...] about Co Tu traditional culture programme celebrates Da Nang Heritage Day

Buffalo horn shape sticky rice cake is the traditional cuisine of Cơ Tu people. Tourists will have a chance to explore the cake making at Đà Nẵng Museum on November 21-23. VNS Photo Công Thành  … [Read more...] about Cơ Tu traditional culture programme celebrates Đà Nẵng Heritage Day

The two Vietnamese returnees, a 24-year-old man and a 50-year-old man, arrived in Ho Chi Minh City from Romania on November 8 and tested positive for the novel coronavirus on November 22. … [Read more...] about Flight attendant among five new COVID-19 cases in Vietnam

The Central key economic region has diverse and plentiful resources, and outstanding tourism potential. The potential for sea and island tourism remains one of the region's competitive strengths with a chain of world-class beaches, beautiful bays and attractive islands and peninsulas. The potential for heritage tourism is also high as the region is home to three out of five of the country's UNESCO world cultural heritage sites. It is also the intersection for many cultures, with rich tourism resources in the mountains and forests including famous hills, waterfalls and lakes. … [Read more...] about VITM closes with belief in rapid recovery of VN tourism industry

At the event, TRAFFIC shared experience and lessons learned on the application of social and behaviour change communications (SBCC) to support laws against the use of rhino horn, ivory, and other illegal wildlife products. SBCC is an evidence-based communications approach designed to promote and sustain positive behaviour by delivering culturally specific messages to multiple levels of society. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS NOVEMBER 24 (updated hourly)