The Korean delegation arrived in Thua Thien-Hue province on August 19 as they learn more about the local culture and cuisine.
The group observed art troupes performing Hue royal court music, known locally as nhã nhạc cung đình Huế, discovered Hue Imperial Citadel, also known as Đại Nội Huế, tasted street food, and visited several famous restaurants.
The visitors spent time touring sightseeing spots, including the Tombs of King Minh Mang, King Khai Dinh, the Le Ba Dang Memory Space, Huong River Museum of Ancient Pottery, and Thuan An beach.
Moving forward, the film crew plan to make films about Thua Thien-Hue province with the aim of introducing the locality to customers in the Republic of Korea.
2019 Hue Craft Festival draws 400,000 visitors
Up to 400,000 people visited the eighth Hue Traditional Craft Festival in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue from April 27-May 1, showing a 2.3-fold rise over the previous edition in 2017, according to the organisers.
A Replica of Hue in South Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh Tung lived in Hue for only five years, but its beauty has been deeply carved in his mind. He nurtured for a long time an idea to make a replica of his native city, which had been, for nearly four centuries, the country’s capital imbued with full national cultural and historical identities. Hue was recognized by UNESCO as a World’s Cultural Heritage in 1993.
RoK promotes culture and tourism in Ho Chi Minh City
NDO – The Korean Tourism and Culture Festival was held on Nguyen Hue Pedestrian Street, Ho Chi Minh City,from September 28-29.
Central Vietnam among top 15 not-to-miss spots in 2020
The central region of Vietnam has been listed in the top 15 must-see destinations in 2020 by the World Travel magazine.
Thien Mu pagoda – oldest pagoda in former capital of Hue
Located on Ha Khe Hill, on the northen bank of the Huong River, some 5km from the downtown area of Hue, Thien Mu was the oldest pagoda, the capital of Viet Nam under the Nguyen dynasty (1802-1945).
