Telling the gripping stories about the Huong (Perfume) River and Hue land imprinted with the culture through antique pottery, the Huong River Museum of Antique Pottery aims to adopt a strategy of development towards modernity and promotion of the values to domestic and foreign tourists through the digital platforms.

After a long time of preparation, the Perfume River Museum of Ancient Pottery of Prof. Dr. Thai Kim Lan has just been approved by the Provincial People's Committee to operate on December 9.

Hue City has just been expanded along the Perfume river. From the capital city on “stormy” days of COVID-19, I think about chances for development for the former imperial capital.

In 2015, Dang Tien, a critic, wrote me that he had just found a painting of the Perfume river by Bauchaud, a French artist, in 1902. The beautiful painting vividly depicted women from the market waiting to get on the boat by the Perfume river. The painting later appeared on the cover of the special issue of the Song Huong Magazine (Perfume River Magazine) in March 2015.