The S’tieng Ethnic Culture Preservation Area in Bom Bo hamlet, Binh Minh commune, Bu Dang district, Binh Phuoc province, is a vital site for preserving the cultural heritage of the S’tieng people. It also serves as a key location for educating younger generations about revolutionary traditions.
The online museum platform Google Arts & Culture has officially launched an exclusive site for Vietnam called "Vibrant Vietnam" which offer 31 online exhibitions with over 400 images and dozens of videos on the cultures of ethnic groups in Vietnam.
In the viewpoint of Lao ethnic people in Tam Duong district, northern province of Lai Chau, the custom of painting teeth black not only helps enhance a woman's beauty, charm, and sophistication, but also holds the meaning of luck.
For the Thai ethnic people, the Pieu scarf is an indispensable item, intricately woven into their daily lives. This scarf not only showcases the craftsmanship of Thai women but also embodies cultural and spiritual values passed down through generations.
The Giay ethnic group views the wedding ceremony as a crucial milestone in a couple's life. Each traditional ritual not only holds deep significance but also honors ancestors, underscores the importance of family, and aspires to ensure a lasting and harmonious marriage.
Vietnam is a multi-ethnic country with a rich cultural heritage, with each ethnic group and region contributing its unique traditions. The 2024 Folklore Performance Competition is a venue for showcasing this diverse cultural heritage and fostering interaction among different ethnic groups, thereby preserving and promoting Vietnam's cultural identity.
Through many generations, the Lu ethnic people in Ban Hon commune, Tam Duong district in the northern province of Lai Chau have regarded brocade weaving as a testament to a woman’s skill, with a brocade weaving loom being an essential part of every Lu household.
