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Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, has emerged as a popular destination for national and international events in recent years. This vibrant city has hosted numerous gatherings that have captured the attention of visitors from across the globe. With its rich history and cultural heritage spanning a millennium, Hanoi has successfully merged tradition and modernity, resulting in a captivating and dynamic atmosphere. Hanoi has successfully organized the International Photography Biennale Photo Hanoi’23. International visitors attended the event’s closing ceremony on June 3 at Art and Culture Center 22 Hang Buom, Hanoi. Photo: Hanoi Photo 23 Hanoi aims to establish itself as a regional innovation hub by leveraging its rich cultural resources and promoting creativity as the backbone of its sustainable urban development. This endeavor is in alignment with the city’s dedication to fulfilling its obligations as a member of the UNESCO Network of Creative Cities. An eventful city...

The event, part of the annual Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Festival, has so far attracted a huge number of Vietnamese citizens to register. Contestants will perform by making traditional filter coffee and using V60 (brewing equipment). In the qualifying round, they will be divided into three groups, with each group expected to have seven to 10 candidates. Contestants will then compete individually and two contestants of each group with the highest scores will enter the final round. The final round will see six contestants compete individually and score points. The contestant with the highest score will therefore win the contest. There will be one first prize, one second prize, and one third prize on offer, according to the organisers. The Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Association has stated that the competition is a gathering place for people who are passionate about coffee, allowing them a platform to share knowledge and experience, and create an attractive connection space for the coffee co...

The art group consists of 12 members who are lecturers, students & artisans from the Tra Vinh province of Vietnam. In the course of history, the Khmer people in Vietnam and the peoples in Southeast Asia have received and transformed classic literary works of India. The popularity of the epic Ramayana in Vietnam is highlighted through the cultural activities of the Khmer community, an ethnic group in Vietnam, who received and transformed the epic Ramayana into a literary classic of their own through a new name ‘Riềm-kê’. The cultural stage of Magh Punni Mela in Chatitsgarh welcomed Vietnamese artists with a round of applause. The group performed various episodes from Ramayana and were well received by Indian audiance. The art group from Tra Vinh University was overwhelmed by the love and warmth they received from every part of India. The folk dresses/attire and presentation of Ram-Sita Characters were appreciated by all. Vietnamese artists also feel enriched by watching vari...