Colorful Vietnam-Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups

25/05/2021

Buffalo dishes of the Thai

(VOVWORLD) - The Thai ethnic minority in Vietnam’s northwestern region have a rich cuisine. This buffalo meat is a must-try dish for visitors.

Buffalo dishes of the Thai
25/05/2021

The role of “À Cha” in Khmer community

(VOVWORLD) - The Khmer’s rich culture, including its unique worship ceremonies, has been developed through multiple generations. Each ceremony has rites conducted by a master of ceremonies, who is called “À Cha”. Today VOV looks at the role of À Cha among Khmer of Tra Vinh province.

The role of “À Cha” in Khmer community
10/05/2021

Soc Trang preserves Khmer Theravada pagodas

(VOVWORLD) - During struggles for national liberation, many Khmer Theravada pagodas in Soc Trang province sheltered revolutionaries. In this peaceful time, the province has invested in refurbishing and promoting the values of Khmer Theravada pagodas.

Soc Trang preserves Khmer Theravada pagodas
03/05/2021

Red Dao’s custom of killing insects

(VOVWORLD) - Ancestors of the Red Dao in the northern mountainous province of Yen Bai were dependent on agriculture and nature for their livelihood. They practiced an insect killing rite to protect their crops, which is called Kỉng ceng che in the Dao language.

Red Dao’s custom of killing insects
07/04/2021

Púng nhnáng – New Year Festival of the Dao Tien

(VOVWORLD) - The New Year celebration is the biggest festival of the Dao Tien ethnic minority in Son La province. On this occasion, the head of the family hosts a ceremony to pay gratitude to the ancestors and pray for the whole family. In Moc Chau district, only the Tặng, Bàn, Đặng, and Lý clans celebrate the New Year Festival of clan.

Púng nhnáng – New Year Festival of the Dao Tien
05/04/2021

Hamlet club helps preserve Thai culture

(VOVWORLD) - Hin hamlet in Son La city is well known for Thai folksongs and flute, panpipe, and two-chord fiddle music. A club to preserve and promote Thai culture was established in the hamlet in 2020. Its 85 members are old and young villagers who share a passion for and an aspiration to promote Thai music, dance, singing, and language.

Hamlet club helps preserve Thai culture