Vietnamese Cultural Heritage Space has highlighted the cultural value to locals and foreigners who just visited Vietnam. The exhibition occurred from November 22 to 27 also available online at http://trienlamvhnt.vn from November 24 to December 31, 2021. Vietnamese Cultural Heritage Space is a significant cultural and tourist event, with the goal of introducing, promoting, and honoring Vietnam's cultural and natural heritage assets, as well as its unique landscapes, particularly those designated by the National Education and Training Organization.

Vietnamese Cultural Heritage Space Opening Performance.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) keeps track of and assists the local and international public in learning more about Vietnam and the people who are living in the S-shaped land.

10 Representatives from the communities who took part in the event were awarded a campaign recognition flag for their contributions.

The exhibition space introduces nearly 100 images of typical intangible culture, of which 13 are recognized by UNESCO. Along with that are more than 200 documents, artifacts, costumes, musical instruments and typical scientific documents of 6 intangible heritages registered by UNESCO: Hue Royal Court Music, Central Highlands Gong Cultural Space, Ca Trù, Quan họ Bac Ninh folk song, Then practice of the Tay, Nung, and Thai people in Vietnam, Don ca tai tu - chamber music in the South of Vietnam.

The women's community of Thanh Hoa takes pictures to celebrate their participation in the exhibition space.

In particular, The Nam Dinh Provincial Museum offers the exhibition content of 'The Vietnamese people's belief in Mother Goddess worship - Identity and values'.

These is activities center on Vietnam's Mother Goddess. Additionally, heritage identification and value, scientific research activities, and heritage honoring are all part of Nam Dinh's mission to help visitors systematically and accurately determine the legacy's actual nature.

Delegates visit Quang Nam Agarwood space.

Quang Nam based - Khoi Nguyen Agarwood received lots of attention from the special delegates.

Rare pieces of agarwood from Quang Nam retrieved by Khoi Nguyen Agarwood are displayed at the exhibition. The resinous component of the non-timber Aquilaria tree, agarwood, is a highly important substance for medicine and fragrance.

Several exhibits feature agarwood, a valuable asset from nature. Due to the resinous component of the non-timber Aquilaria tree, agarwood is a highly important substance for medicine and fragrance. These exhibits reframe the ancient wood, giving context into the traditional life in Vietnam.

The increase in the uncontrolled harvesting of agarwood from natural habitats has inhibited the natural regeneration of Aquilaria trees, putting the species' future in the wild in Quang Nam area in jeopardy.

Special guests from UAE attending the exhibition admire the agarwood and the craft stonework displayed.

Thunderstorms, animal grazing, insect and disease infestations are all known to cause physical injury or damage to Aquilaria trees, which leads to the creation of agarwood. These occurrences expose the inner parts of the trees to pathogenic bacteria, triggering Aquilaria's defensive mechanism to begin resin production. The development of various artificial induction methods has been substantially influenced by the natural production process of agarwood.

When being interviewed by VietnamTimes, Khalim from UAE expresses his great appreciation towards the Vietnamese Cultural Heritage Space saying thanks to the exhibition he learned a lot more about the depth of Vietnamese cultures and the value that daily objects and displayed exhibit means. "The Vietnamese agarwood exhibits are valuable and high quality," said Khalim.

Exhibits at Khoi Nguyen Agarwood and the magnificently crafted stonework at Vietnamese Cultural Heritage Space

Khalim learning about the agarwood exhibits.

observers really curious and admire the work of the craft

the agarwood space caught attention by both the attendances and the press

The provinces of Lang Son, Gia Lai, Thanh Hoa, and Tuyen Quang take part in a traditional art and culture exchange program, showing and displaying a variety of photographs, documents, and artifacts with distinctive cultural colors. Localities also support cultural heritage, tourism development, and traditional handicraft goods, gastronomy, and traditional products.

The outdoor display area of ​​the exhibition Vietnamese Cultural Heritage Space is the booths introducing traditional handicraft products, the cuisine of craft villages in Vietnam.

Hanoi Embroidery Association displayed the exhibits alongside wood statues.

Gia Lai booth represents Central Highlands area

Central Highlands exhibits.

Pablo Yang, Chinese-American, who has been living in Vietnam for almost 10 years shares that as a musician he is really fascinated by these musical instruments from the Central Highlands. "I like the setting, the lighting is not so good but the exhibits are really great, they are beautiful but they have dimensions so it depends on how you see it," shared when being approached by the VietnamTimes.

The public can also enjoy a cultural and artistic exchange program imbued with regional cultural identities with the characteristics of intangible cultural heritages registered by UNESCO such as Central Highlands gongs, ancient Then singing, and performances. folklore, community cultural exchange activities.

Highlights are the nights of exchange and performance of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Thanh Hoa province's folk artisans, Nam Dinh province's folk artists' group and the Center's "Singing and performing folk songs" club as well as the Vietnamese Elderly Culture performance.

Central Highlands gongs performance

The audience follows the safety measures to keep them safe during the recent pandemic outbreak to enjoy the cultural performances.

the Elderly Artists prepare for their performance in the backstage of Vietnam Arts and Culture Exhibition Center (Hanoi)

Specialty from Lào Cai

Giò, chả and bánh cuốn from Xuân Hương - an Uoc Le artisan still remain the traditional way to make giò, chả - a kind of Vietnamese sausage.

With the meaning of inspiring the love for culture, the 1st National Cultural Heritage Contest 2021 photo exhibition follows. The exhibition area features typical works from the Department of Cultural Heritage's contest to promote the cultural, scientific, historical, and aesthetic values of cultural heritage to Vietnamese people and international visitors. It is intended to arouse pride and love for Vietnam's homeland, country, people, and cultural heritage.

The exhibition displays more than 83 photographic works selected from more than 1,700 photos by more than 200 authors under the theme "Tangible cultural heritage in Vietnam" (historical-cultural relics, art architecture and scenic spots). These are works with rich content, boldly expressing themes and highlighting the typical values ​​of tangible cultural heritage; have a clear message, a new and unique perspective.

The exhibition with the theme "Heritage around us" was organized by the Fund for Support for Conservation of Cultural Heritage of Vietnam (Vietnam Cultural Heritage Association) to perform and display traditional ao dai, art photos of Heritage around us, Memory heritage, Traditional craft heritage, introducing heritage tourism projects, helping visitors better understand the country and people of Vietnam. These are the factors that have contributed to making Vietnam a favorite destination for international tourists over the years.

Along with that is the Culture Illuminate The Path exhibition by The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the first National Cultural Conference and the implementation of the Resolution of the Party's 13th National Congress on culture: activities prior to, during, and after the National Cultural Conference in 2021. In which culture and art exhibitions are prioritized content to be implemented in order to promote the nation's traditional cultural values, as well as the obligation to safeguard, preserve, and promote our country's cultural values.

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