Vietnamese Heritage

On November 25, 2005, the Central Highlands Gong Culture of Vietnam was officially recognized by UNESCO as an intangible and oral cultural masterpiece of mankind. After the Hue Court Music, Tay Nguyen Gongs are Vietnam's second intangible cultural heritage honored as the world's heritage.

Hoi An - where life is so calm. Hoi An - where it seems that the involuntary flow of time cannot bury the ancient atmosphere. The old tiled roofs covered with moss, the streets filled with red lanterns, the delicately carved panels are all bringing us back to the world of a few hundred years ago. That is just a simple part of Hoi An ancient town, but it is enough to make people fall in love and forget the way home.

Trang An is an ecotourism area located in the World Heritage Complex of Trang An, a prominent tourist destination not only in Vietnam but also in Southeast Asia and the world. This place has been ranked by the Vietnamese Government as a particularly important national monument and has been recognized by UNESCO as a dual world heritage site since 2014.

You can be proud to know that in addition to 3 world natural heritages, Vietnam has 15 world cultural heritages and 4 world documentary heritages honored by UNESCO.