According to the agreement, both parties will exchange knowledge and research on document-musical instruments, organize training courses, and promote intensive research and performing arts. Additionally, they will collaborate to host the Asian imperial art festival in the Republic of Korea in 2026.
The signing of the MoU also aims to preserve and develop Asian imperial music and dances.
A painting exhibition was held on this occasion, showcasing Vietnamese and Korean artworks created on traditional paper and silk. The event, organized by the center in partnership with the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Association, the Korean Cultural Resources Institute, and the Korean Fine Arts Association, attracted the participation of 38 Vietnamese and 32 Korean artists.
Vietnam, Japan honour traditional silk, brocade weaving
NDO/VNA – An exchange event introducing the woven silk and brocade products of Vietnam and Japan opened in Hoi An ancient city in the central province of Quang Nam on August 18, as part of the 16th Hoi An-Japan Cultural Exchange.
The Paper-Making Craft of the Mong Ethnic Group
For years, the Mong ethnic group has been known for the craft of making paper, which are not used for printing books or writing, but for spiritual and religious activities. The paper serves as an offering, showing the gratitude of the Mong people to their ancestors.
The silk road of Vietnam
Vietnamese silk is highly valued in the world for its special qualities even though the country is not a global silk hub.
Festival honours Vietnam’s traditional silk, brocade weaving
NDO/VNA – The 5th Vietnam-International Silk and Brocade Festival will take place in Hoi An ancient city, the central province of Quang Nam, from August 7-9, aiming to introduce and honour Vietnam’s traditional silk and brocade weaving.
10 Things to Buy in Vietnam
Shopping is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the local culture during your Vietnam holiday, where you can find unique handicrafts, food items, and apparel at relatively affordable prices. Whenever perusing through Vietnam’s local markets, art galleries, and craft centres, it’s wise to take your time searching for good Vietnamese souvenirs and gifts for your family and friends. Bargaining (at least 75% lower than the retail price) is a must for better deals as vendors often charge higher for tourists. Locally produced coffee, conical hats and dipping sauces can be found in most shopping venues in Vietnam, but if you’re looking to purchase authentic Vietnamese silk, jewellery and antiques, make sure you’ve done your research and visit reputable brands to avoid getting scammed. Read on for our guide on the best things to buy in Vietnam.
