After more than 2 years of temporarily closing the Pham Ngu Lao - Chu Van An - Vo Thi Sau Pedestrian Street (abbreviated to Pedestrian Street), since early May 2022, Hue City has restarted nightlife activities and invested in infrastructure in preparation for the opening of food and shopping streets in order to satisfy the entertainment needs of residents and tourists.

University libraries in Hue are focusing on digitizing documents, developing digital libraries and creating a friendly reading space to spark off and spread the reading culture among students.

During the past few months, many exciting cultural and artistic activities have returned to the public's anticipation after a long period of silence due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Expected to open to the public in July this year, on the 55th anniversary of General Nguyen Chi Thanh's death, General Nguyen Chi Thanh Museum in Thua Thien Hue (at 144 Dang Thai Than, Hue City) will be the site to exhibit photographs, documents and artifacts that introduce the General’s life of revolutionary activities.

A book street for Hue is something highly expected by many people. That street is not only a space for books, for book lovers, and the spread of reading culture, but also a cultural gathering space where community activities take place...

Recently, A Luoi has emerged as an eco-tourism and resort destination chosen by tourists because of its fresh air, green trees, and overlapping mountains. The locals are hospitable, sincere and honest, so they make guests feel contented. Therefore, tours to experience streams and waterfalls, festivals, life and activities of A Luoi people are being put into operation by travel agencies, promising to be the highlight of this summer.

A Luoi highland Festival will take place from April 29 to May 1 at the Community Center for Ethnic Groups of A Luoi Town.

Young artist Tran Ngoc Sy has offered classes of experimental painting for Hue young people with painting activities across places from Thuan An and Hai Duong beaches, Cha mangroves, Vong Canh hill, to the Citadel and ancient pagodas.

After a long time carrying out the preparation of infrastructure as well as art activities and programs, on the night of April 22, the People’s Committee of Hue city will officially hold the opening ceremony of the Imperial Citadel night street zone.

“Spraying Board Vietnam” is the theme of a street art exhibition organized by the French Institute in Hue, which opened on the evening of April 12. Attending the event was Ms. Frédérique Horn, Attaché for Cooperation and Cultural Activities of the Consulate General of France in Ho Chi Minh City.