Exhibition to highlight Vietnam’s heritage and handicrafts to be held in December

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has announced that an exhibition honoring Vietnam’s cultural heritage and traditional handicrafts will be held in Ninh Binh province from December 17 to December 24, 2025.

This event is part of the Visit Vietnam Year 2025 initiative, which spotlighted various cultural and tourism activities starting in April of this year.

The exhibition aims to showcase historical relics and landscapes across Vietnam, promote cultural values, and underscore the cultural and tourism potential of various localities and the nation as a whole.

Visitors will have the opportunity to discover traditional handicraft products and artworks created by artisans from renowned handicraft villages, including Van Phuc silk and Dinh Cong Silver Carving from Hanoi; Phu Dieu pottery from Hai Phong; and Thanh Tien paper flowers from Thua Thien - Hue. This initiative not only encourages artisans to perpetuate their crafts but also helps promote tourism opportunities linked to these traditional trade villages.

 Van Phuc Silk Village - Photo: @nhen99

Additionally, the exhibition will feature world heritage sites recognized by UNESCO, along with nature reserves and Global Geoparks throughout Vietnam.