Fifteen years after being recognised as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, Quan ho (love duet) singing has not only been preserved but has also embraced a renewed vibrancy, adapting to modern times while maintaining its deep cultural significance in the spiritual life of the community.

A Quan ho (Love duet singing) art troupe of the northern province of Bac Ninh has held a performance in Prague, the Czech Republic.

Diem village festival which honours the creator of quan ho (love duet singing) opened in the northern province of Bac Ninh on March 22 (the sixth day of the second lunar month).

Thousands of local people and visitors have flocked to Tien Du district in the northern province of Bac Ninh to attend the Lim festival, which honours Quan Ho (love duet singing).

Dozens of love duets artists in BacNinh province – the cradle of the traditional art form – are coming together every Saturday night to entertain audiences with a very special performance.

A festival on Vietnamese and Czech cultures and cuisines was held in Jesenice town in the Czech Republic’s central region on May 21, attracting hundreds of locals and Vietnamese expatriates.

A large number of local people and visitors have flocked to Tien Du district in the northern province of Bac Ninh to attend the Lim festival, which is dedicated to Quan ho (love duet singing).

Eighty-three-year-old Meritorious Artist Nguyen Thi Ban has devoted her life to preserving “Quan ho” (love duet singing).