Glutinous rice steamer of the Thai
(VOVWORLD) - A rice steamer is a familiar item of kitchenware among the Thai ethnic minority people in Vietnam’s northwestern region. They use it to steam rice and other dishes, as well. Although the life of the Thai has changed a lot, every household still uses a wooden or bamboo steamer every day.
Glutinous rice steamer of the Thai
Glutinous rice steamer of the Thai
(VOVWORLD) - A rice steamer is a familiar item of kitchenware among the Thai ethnic minority people in Vietnam’s northwestern region. They use it to steam rice and other dishes, as well. Although the life of the Thai has changed a lot, every household still uses a wooden or bamboo steamer every day.
Unique calendar of Thai people
(VOVWORLD) - The Thai ethic minority people in the northern mountainous province of Son La use their own calendar to keep track of activities such as funerals, weddings, house groundbreakings and inaugurations, and farming.
Unique calendar of Thai people
Unique calendar of Thai people
(VOVWORLD) - The Thai ethic minority people in the northern mountainous province of Son La use their own calendar to keep track of activities such as funerals, weddings, house groundbreakings and inaugurations, and farming.
Wedding rituals of the Cao Lan in Quang Ninh
(VOVWORLD) - A wedding is an important turning point in a person's life. For Cao Lan ethnic minority people in Ba Che district, Quang Ninh province, a wedding is the result of a boy and a girl falling in love with each other while singing an alternating love chant called Sinh Ca.
Wedding rituals of the Cao Lan in Quang Ninh
Wedding rituals of the Cao Lan in Quang Ninh
(VOVWORLD) - A wedding is an important turning point in a person's life. For Cao Lan ethnic minority people in Ba Che district, Quang Ninh province, a wedding is the result of a boy and a girl falling in love with each other while singing an alternating love chant called Sinh Ca.
Ha Giang promotes ethnic traditional culture
(VOVWORLD) - The northern mountainous province of Ha Giang is home to 19 ethnic groups, including the Mong, Tay, and Dao. Each group has their owntraditions and customs, which adds to the cultural diversity of the province. Ha Giang authorities are working diligently to preserve local heritages.
Ha Giang promotes ethnic traditional culture
Ha Giang promotes ethnic traditional culture
(VOVWORLD) - The northern mountainous province of Ha Giang is home to 19 ethnic groups, including the Mong, Tay, and Dao. Each group has their owntraditions and customs, which adds to the cultural diversity of the province. Ha Giang authorities are working diligently to preserve local heritages.
Community-based tourism pulls Co Tu ethic minorities out of poverty
(VOVWORLD) - Over the last 2 years, the community-based tourism homestay of Dinh Van Nhu, a Co Tu man, has generated jobs for many people in Hoa Bac commune, Da Nang city, while promoting local culture.
Community-based tourism pulls Co Tu ethic minorities out of poverty
Community-based tourism pulls Co Tu ethic minorities out of poverty
(VOVWORLD) - Over the last 2 years, the community-based tourism homestay of Dinh Van Nhu, a Co Tu man, has generated jobs for many people in Hoa Bac commune, Da Nang city, while promoting local culture.
Bamboo papoose, an indispensable item of the Mong
(VOVWORLD) - The Mong ethnic minority people live mainly in the high mountains of Vietnam. They use materials available in nature to make households utensils, such as bamboo and rattan containers. Bamboo papooses are indispensable items in their daily life.
Bamboo papoose, an indispensable item of the Mong
Bamboo papoose, an indispensable item of the Mong
(VOVWORLD) - The Mong ethnic minority people live mainly in the high mountains of Vietnam. They use materials available in nature to make households utensils, such as bamboo and rattan containers. Bamboo papooses are indispensable items in their daily life.
Nuc nac fruit offers a specialty of Vietnam’s northwestern region
(VOVWORLD) - Nuc nac, whose scientific name is Oroxylum indicum, is a common medicinal plant which grows mainly in Vietnam’s northwestern mountains. Local people use Nuc nac fruit for cooking and making herbal medicine.
Nuc nac fruit offers a specialty of Vietnam’s northwestern region
Nuc nac fruit offers a specialty of Vietnam’s northwestern region
(VOVWORLD) - Nuc nac, whose scientific name is Oroxylum indicum, is a common medicinal plant which grows mainly in Vietnam’s northwestern mountains. Local people use Nuc nac fruit for cooking and making herbal medicine.
Emeritus artisan devotes to Dao traditional culture
(VOVWORLD) - Ban Van Duc, a Dao ethnic minority man, has profound knowledge of Dao culture and its ancient language. He has spent a lot of time collecting old books, studying, and teaching Dao written language to preserve it.
Emeritus artisan devotes to Dao traditional culture
Emeritus artisan devotes to Dao traditional culture
(VOVWORLD) - Ban Van Duc, a Dao ethnic minority man, has profound knowledge of Dao culture and its ancient language. He has spent a lot of time collecting old books, studying, and teaching Dao written language to preserve it.
Hre people raise buffalos to escape poverty
(VOVWORLD) - The Hre have been living for generations in the Truong Son range, in western Quang Ngai province. The buffalo is a sacred animal in their religion and a precious asset because it provides them emotional comfort and contributes to their economic well-being.
Hre people raise buffalos to escape poverty
Hre people raise buffalos to escape poverty
(VOVWORLD) - The Hre have been living for generations in the Truong Son range, in western Quang Ngai province. The buffalo is a sacred animal in their religion and a precious asset because it provides them emotional comfort and contributes to their economic well-being.
Preservation of the Mong’s rattan weaving craft
(VOVWORLD) - Mong people make up 90% of the inhabitants in Lao Chải commune of the northern mountainous province of Yen Bai. Their lives depend largely on agriculture and forestry. The Mong in Lao Chai make many handicrafts to assist their daily lives. Bamboo and rattan weaving is one of their oldest crafts which they use abundantly around their villages.
Preservation of the Mong’s rattan weaving craft
Preservation of the Mong’s rattan weaving craft
(VOVWORLD) - Mong people make up 90% of the inhabitants in Lao Chải commune of the northern mountainous province of Yen Bai. Their lives depend largely on agriculture and forestry. The Mong in Lao Chai make many handicrafts to assist their daily lives. Bamboo and rattan weaving is one of their oldest crafts which they use abundantly around their villages.
