More than 100 members from 15 ethnic groups living in the village will be participating in various activities.
The Kho Mu community in Huoi Mot commune, located in Song Ma district of Son La province, will re-enact their traditional new home ceremony. Additionally, ethnic residents from the northern region will showcase their traditional brocade weaving and handicraft skills.
There will be music and traditional dance shows performed by ethnic groups from the northern region.
During weekends, village artisans will provide detailed introductions to traditional folk games and perform ethnic musical instruments. Visitors will have the opportunity to experience activities such as blowing the “Dinh Nam” instrument, singing “Ay ray,” playing the “Chapi” and “dan đa” instruments, singing songs about the Central Highlands, and playing folk games.
Children can learn about the culinary culture and enjoy distinctive dishes from different ethnic groups, while adults can participate in tea picking, weaving fabric, crafting musical instruments, making handicraft items, brewing wine, and processing herbal remedies.
In the first half of this year, the village attracted approximately 320,000 visitors.
Sepulchre Statues in the Central Highlands
Located in the cultural space of the Gongs in the Central Highlands, which was recognized as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity, sepulchre statues are evaluated as unique masterpieces of the art and spiritual culture of the ethnic groups in the area.
The call from Nam Giang
Tung tung da da – the Co Tu people’s “dance for the Gods”, brings tourists to explore the cultural life of the people living in the midst of the majestic Truong Son mountain range.
Localities heartened by joyous spring festivals
NDO – Numerous locals and visitors flocked to Ky Phu commune, Nho Quan district, Ninh Binh province, on the opening day of the provincial culture and sports festival on February 16.
Lao Cai implements employment policies for ethnic people
The effective management of labor across borders in Lao Cai province has helped create jobs for local workers, mainly ethnic people, contributing to pushing back cross-border illegal labor trade.
Market in the mist
Every Saturday when a dense mist covers the forest, people from different ethnic minority groups gather in Y Ty market in Bat Xat district, Lao Cai province to sell their products.
