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Festive activities are living museums in which typical cultural values of the nation have been preserved for centuries.
Dong Ky Village Festival, The Dong Ky firecracker festival Dong Ky village belongs to Dong Quang commune, Tu Son district, Bac Ninh province. Every year, on the 4th day of the 1st lunar month, Dong Ky village holds a firecracker festival.
The ancient La Van is also named La Mien - the home of the traditional vocation - planting cotton and weaving cloth. The name La Van appeared firstly in 1941. Nowadays, La Van village belongs to Quynh Hong community, Quynh Phu district, Thai Binh province. On the 4th of the first lunar month every ...
Dong Da hillock festival takes place annually on the 5th of Lunar New Year. This is a victorious festival organized to memory of the King Quang Trung's great merit - the hero in national history of anti - invaders.
Kiep Bac temple festival, one of the biggest festivals in our country, takes place annually in the fall from the 15th to the 20th of the eighth lunar month captivating tens of thousands people from everywhere to come here to go on pilgrimages.
Xu Lady festival takes place annually on the second half of the 4th lunar month at Sam mountain, Vinh Te community, Chau Doc district, An Giang province.
This is the middle year festival for the prevention of disease and ward off evil spirits (the day of changing weather from spring to summer, this is the time easy to get pathogen). On the day of “killing insects”, everyone has to get up early, eat fermented sticky and fruits. The worshipping is ...
Leaving the tomb festival: Unlike other ethnic minorities in Vietnam, some groups in the Central Highlands, including Ede, Gia Rai, Ba Na do not have the practice of worshipping their ancestors and deceased persons.
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