Vietnam Heritage Magazine - October - November 2018
Vietnam Heritage Magazine - October - November 2018
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A monthly magazine in English covering Vietnam's natural and cultural heritage and its conservation. Published under the auspices of the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Association. Serving readers who are interested in Vietnam's rich natural and cultural treasure. Clear and concise stories written by professional journalists, reporters as well as renowned researchers, culture experts and artists provide readers with multi-faceted and valuable approaches on Vietnam's land, people and its cultural evolution. Photos and paintings on the landscapes, nature reserve, historical sites, architectural and sculptural structures, cultural activities, folk and modern art from around the country as well as Vietnamese people’s daily life scenes. Maps and directions are also available to serve readers who love travelling.
Mourning The President Tran Dai Quang
On 21 September, residents throughout the country hada shocking day as the news that President Tran Dai Quang passed away at the age of 62 was broadcast on air and online newswires.
3 mins
Dragon Tell The Royal Story
Dragons and phoenixes are among the four sacred animals in Vietnamese culture, the other two being kylins and turtles.
2 mins
Masterpiece Mural In Hue Will Stay
As Vatican City has its ceiling muralin the Sistine Chapel, Hue City hasCuu Long An Van, a mural on the ceiling of Dieu De Pagodas hall.
4 mins
The Divine Place Of An Ethnic Tribe
Every village of the ethnic minorities in the Tay Nguyen region, including the Ba Na, Gia Rai and Xe Dang has a communal house called the Rong. Its the tallest and biggest structure inthe village, where spiritual and communal ceremonies and cultural activities are conducted. Sometimes the village elders also use the Rong as the court to judge disputes,complaints and grievances and punish those who violate the customs.
1 min
Buildings Out Of Time
Standing on the banks of the Saigon River, the village of Phu Long Temple belongs to Lai Thieu Commune of Thuan An Township, Binh Duong Province.
2 mins
Market Of The Heart
Crowds of ethnic people in colorful traditional outfits conduct trading of handwoven brocades, cows, pigs, chickens, ducks, forest bamboo shoots and vegetables.
2 mins
In The Hands Of The Potter
Huong Canh is a traditional ceramics trade village of Binh Xuyen District, Vinh Phuc Province in the northern Midlands
2 mins
Tuong Ban - The Secret Is In The Sauce
Ban soya sauce has a rich taste and an eye-catching yellowish color.
2 mins
Legacy Of The Dance
Robam is a vessel to carry the tradition of the Khmer people from age to age.
2 mins
Pathways To The Soul Of Old Hanoi
About Hanoi, artist Le Thiet Cuong wrote, Alleys are the roots and streets are the tree tops.
2 mins
Vietnam Heritage Magazine Description:
Publisher: Green Viet Advertising JSC
Category: Culture
Language: English
Frequency: Bi-Monthly
A monthly magazine in English covering Vietnam's natural and cultural heritage and its conservation.
Published under the auspices of the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Association.
Serving readers who are interested in Vietnam's rich natural and cultural treasure.
Clear and concise stories written by professional journalists, reporters as well as renowned researchers, culture experts and artists provide readers with multi-faceted and valuable approaches on Vietnam's land, people and its cultural evolution.
Photos and paintings on the landscapes, nature reserve, historical sites, architectural and sculptural structures, cultural activities, folk and modern art from around the country as well as Vietnamese people’s daily life scenes.
Maps and directions are also available to serve readers who love travelling.
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