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Cultural living space of Central Highlands’ people recreated

More than 1,000 artisans from five Central Highlands’ provinces recreated a public cultural living space on November 11, offering new and attractive experiences to visitors. The effort was part of the “Gia Lai Culture-Tourism Week 2023”, which will run until November 19.
Cultural living space of Central Highlands’ people recreated ảnh 1A recreation of the J’rai people’s new house-worshipping ritual. (Photo: VNA)
Cultural living space of Central Highlands’ people recreated ảnh 2Artisans play traditional musical instruments. (Photo: VNA)
Cultural living space of Central Highlands’ people recreated ảnh 3A gong performance (Photo: VNA)
Cultural living space of Central Highlands’ people recreated ảnh 4Artisans perform xoang dancing. (Photo: VNA)
Cultural living space of Central Highlands’ people recreated ảnh 5Artisans play traditional musical instruments. (Photo: VNA)
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