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Quang Binh, Vietnam, has emerged as a sought-after destination for travelers seeking to explore awe-inspiring natural wonders, engage in thrilling activities, and indulge in delectable local cuisine. This region boasts a unique allure with its abundance of untouched natural landscapes. Nestled on Vietnam’s north-central coast, Quang Binh borders Quang Tri to the south, Ha Tinh to the north, and the East Sea to the east. Despite its relatively small area of over 8,000 square kilometers, Quang Binh is dubbed the “Kingdom of Caves,” boasting an impressive 404 caves, along with breathtaking beaches and rugged mountains. The cultural life of the Quang Binh people is a beautiful blend of simplicity and diversity. Their lives are intimately connected to the rice fields, rivers, and the sea. Quang Binh proudly preserves long-standing traditional craft villages, each imbued with its unique local culture. Notable examples include Chieu Coi Village in Le Thuy, renowned for its non-traditiona...

The event is expected to contribute to expanding relations and promoting cultural exchange and international cooperation in the field of fine arts, and tightening the friendship among ASEAN member countries, the ministry said. It also offers a chance for Vietnamese artists and those from other ASEAN countries to share experience and new techniques in creating artwork, and introduce their works on the people and land of each country. The artworks are required to be created between 2020 and 2024, encompassing woodcut, metal engraving, gypsum engraving, rubber engraving, on-stone print, and unique print, and other forms of graphic art. The themes of the entries should focus on various aspects of life, humans, natural landscapes, country, peace, solidarity, cooperation, friendship, and contemporary issues. The organization board will select approximately 200 graphic artworks for the exhibition. Among them, 21 pieces will receive awards. The award ceremony is scheduled to tak...