The Sacred Kin Pang Then Ritual: A Cultural Treasure of the White Thai in Northwestern Vietnam
Kin Pang Then stands as a revered and culturally significant folk ritual among the White Thai ethnic minority, deeply rooted in the traditions of Vietnam’s northwestern provinces. This ancient practice embodies the community’s spiritual connection, heritage, and collective identity, making it a cornerstone of their cultural legacy.
The Profound Reverence and Admiration of Ethnic Communities for President Ho Chi Minh
Throughout his life, President Ho Chi Minh devoted unwavering attention to ethnic affairs and the well-being of ethnic communities. His profound dedication earned him enduring respect and admiration from these peoples, who speak of him with reverence to this day.
Migrant Workers’ Struggles Captured in Award-Winning Painting at International Art Competition
THE HANOI TIMES — A captivating lacquer painting, masterfully capturing the transient bonds and unyielding spirit of migrant workers, has claimed the prestigious 2025 UOB Painting of the Year (Vietnam) award. “Temporary Connection” by Cao Van Thuc vividly illustrates the challenges faced by migrant workers in Vietnam’s bustling urban centers. The esteemed award was bestowed […]
Hanoi Gears Up: Dedicated Parking Zones for National Day Celebrations
THE HANOI TIMES — In preparation for the grand parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2, the Hanoi People’s Committee has issued a directive to organize dedicated parking spaces. The Thang Long Imperial Citadel will serve as a designated parking area for Vietnamese citizens and visitors during […]









