The Phralak–Phralam dance will be preserved and passed on to a new generation under a joint project signed by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Embassy of India in Laos on 19 January.
The seven-month project, valued at USD 42,960, will provide new costumes and performance equipment for...
Dancing, Friendship, Frivolity & Unmistakable Sound of World Heritage Listed Bamboo-Piped Khaen Among the Greetings to Tokyo's Famous Yoyogi Park for Japan's Laos Festival 2019, The...
The ongoing design-related dispute involving Italian-based fashion house Max Mara, Laos' ethnic Oma people Luang Prabang's Traditional Arts & Ethnology Centre over the alleged unauthorized use of traditional...