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Thu, 10/08/2009 - 13:07
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Numerous activities at the Hanoi ancient citadel relic
Hanoi (VNA) – Numerous activities, including cultural and arts exhibitions, and
performances will be held from Oct. 8-18 at the Hanoi ancient citadel relic to mark
the 999 th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi and the 55 th liberation day of the
capital city (Oct. 10).
An exhibition of 600 artefacts dating back to the early days of the capital city,
will be stayed to help visitors get a clear picture of how Hanoi was founded
and grew into “a royal capital of all generations”.
Meanwhile, artisans from Hanoi and its neighbouring province will be put over
300 ornamental plants on show.
On this occasion, a drum performance, an incense offering ceremony, and an
exhibition of fine arts and handicraft products from traditional craft villages will
also take place.
Performances of “ca tru” ceremonial singing will be held on Oct. 10 and 18 at
the site to introduce to the public the traditional art which has just been
recognised as a world cultural heritage in need of urgent protection by
UNESCO.-Enditem
performances will be held from Oct. 8-18 at the Hanoi ancient citadel relic to mark
the 999 th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi and the 55 th liberation day of the
capital city (Oct. 10).
An exhibition of 600 artefacts dating back to the early days of the capital city,
will be stayed to help visitors get a clear picture of how Hanoi was founded
and grew into “a royal capital of all generations”.
Meanwhile, artisans from Hanoi and its neighbouring province will be put over
300 ornamental plants on show.
On this occasion, a drum performance, an incense offering ceremony, and an
exhibition of fine arts and handicraft products from traditional craft villages will
also take place.
Performances of “ca tru” ceremonial singing will be held on Oct. 10 and 18 at
the site to introduce to the public the traditional art which has just been
recognised as a world cultural heritage in need of urgent protection by
UNESCO.-Enditem