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As autumn arrives, the historic lands of An Sinh come alive with lively, sacred celebrations. 

As autumn sets in and the terraced fields of Luc Hon glow with golden hues, crowds of visitors once again make their way here to join the golden harvest festival. Beyond admiring the mesmerizing landscape, travelers can immerse themselves in the vibrant cultural world of the Tày ethnic group, making the event a true highlight of this year’s autumn-winter tourism season.

Vietnam’s over-4,000-year history has woven a tapestry of cultural treasure across the country, representing more than just the nation’s soul but emerging as a powerful catalyst for sustainable development. Amidst rapid globalisation and urbanisation, preserving and promoting the cultural wealth has never been more critical.

The fire jumping ritual of the Pà Thẻn ethnic minority in Tuyên Quang Province has been enlisted as Việt Nam’s intangible heritage for the second time.

The UNESCO Centre for Conservation of Vietnam’s Fine Arts and Cultural Heritage was inaugurated in Ho Chi Minh City on July 25.

The Vietnam Art and Culture Exhibition Center will coordinate with many related units to organize the exhibition "Vietnamese Cultural Heritage Space” from November 22 to November 31 in celebration of the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day (November 23).

An exhibition entitled ‘Space of Vietnamese cultural heritage’ will be held live and virtually in late November, according to a recent announcement from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.