Thousands of artifacts including Buddhist woodblocks, books related to philosophy, literature, Buddhism as well as disciplines related to a humane society, and recordings of Hue Buddhist events... which have been carefully collected by and donated to the Vietnam Buddhist Academy in Hue for many years are officially announced for the first time, surprising the public.

As most tourists tend to come to Hue and then book a tour instead of booking in advance, there needs to be a diversity of city tours to meet their demands.

I was so excited on hearing about the opening of a bookstore, and I wonder if there is someone else feeling the same as me.

On the morning of June 2, at the Academy of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vinabook JSC, Hanoi Publishing House, Institute of History in collaboration with the Hue Monuments Conservation Center held the launching ceremony of the book series "Dai Nam thuc luc".

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...

Introducing precious books and forming a gift set of cultural significance, Hue Bookcase is a unique institutional publication on culture that promote Hue culture through books.

In response to Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day, on the morning of April 22nd, Hue Monuments Conservation Center held the exhibition of and lectured on the manuscript of the Tale of Kieu of the Nguyen royal family at Dai Cung Mon (the Great Palace Gate), Hue Citadel.

The Provincial People's Committee has just issued a plan to implement the Project of "Establishing and developing Hue Bookcase" for the period of 2022-2025 in order to realize the goals of preserving and promoting Hue values of culture and people, as well as the reading culture within the community.

"Khúc Hương Bình" is a new book compilation of Ca Hue songs, newly introduced to the wide public by the Department of Culture and Sports.

“Returning to Hue to Eat Rice” is Le Phi Tan’s third book, which has just been published in November. For me, books are always a precious present. More than that, books are sacred.