Vietnamese Conical Hat – The Beauty of Simplicity
The article introduces the conical hat (nón lá) as a distinctive symbol of Vietnamese culture, highlighting its historical origins, intricate handcrafted production process, and its significance in daily life and folk art.
Lang Song Minor Seminary – A Place Marking the Formation of the Vietnamese Alphabet
The Lang Song Minor Seminary is where the first Lang Song Printing House was established in southern Vietnam. Today, it has become one of the most attractive destinations for tourists and local residents in Bình Định.
Hoi Son Pagoda – A National Architectural Heritage in Ho Chi Minh City
Located on Quyet Hill in Long Binh Ward, Thu Duc City (formerly District 9), Hoi Son Pagoda, also known as Khanh Long Pagoda, is one of the oldest and most culturally rich temples in southern Vietnam.
The Mysterious Architecture Inside the Ho Chi Minh City People's Court Headquarters
The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Court building, a 130-year-old French colonial structure and national heritage site, is set to undergo a meticulous restoration to preserve its unique architecture and historical integrity. Despite wear from time and weather, many original features—including imported materials, intricate sculptures, and classic design elements—remain intact and will be carefully maintained during the renovation.
Huyện Sỹ Church: A Historical and Cultural Site in District 1
Huyện Sỹ Church, a more-than-century-old Catholic church in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, is renowned for its Gothic architecture, spacious grounds, historical significance, and as the burial site of its benefactors, Mr and Mrs Lê Phát Đạt.
Inside the Timeless Charm of Ho Xa Headquarters: A Century-Old French Colonial Gem in the Heart of Saigon
The century-old Hỏa Xa headquarters in central Ho Chi Minh City, a French colonial architectural gem and recognised heritage site, faces demolition plans despite its historical significance, with city authorities advocating for its preservation and adaptive reuse.