(VOVworld) – Co Tu ethnic minority people have traditionally danced ‘Tung tung da da’ as a way to connect the earth with the universe, and the ancestors. It is a group dance for both men and women. We’ll introduce you to this traditional dance of the Co Tu who live in Quang Nam province.

(VOVworld) – The Co Tu is one of the 54 ethnic groups of Vietnam. They have a population of 62,000 and live mainly in the Truong Son range in central Vietnam and in certain neighborhoods of Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh city.

(VOVworld) – Like many ethic minority groups in the Central Highlands, the Brau people attach importance to choosing land for building houses. A Brau village with a Rong communal house surrounded by smaller wooden houses symbolizes communal strength and reflects the customs and folk architecture of the Brau.

(VOVworld) – Living in the culture-rich Central Highlands, the Brau people have formed their unique customs and culture, including traditional attire.

(VOVworld) – Living in Vietnam’s central highlands, the Brau ethnic minority group has a distinctive culture, including traditional festivals.

(VOVworld) – The Brau people play gongs and other traditional musical instruments. There are different types of gongs, which are played in various circumstances and for various purposes.

(VOVworld) – The Brau or Brao is one of the 5 smallest ethnic groups of the Vietnamese nation. With a population of more than 400, the Brau community primarily lives in the valleys of Se San and Nam Khoong Rivers of the central highlands.

(VOVworld) – The uniqueness of Viet folklore is reflected in folksongs combined with performance such as cheo (popular opera), tuong (classical drama) and water puppetry. On today’s edition of Colorful Vietnam – Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups, VOV reporter Lan Anh exlpores water puppetry, a representative art of the Viet people.

(VOVworld) – Vietnam’s traditional handicrafts are associated with wet rice civilization and craft villages and guilds. Handicrafts not only turn a profit but also reflect the customs and culture of Vietnam’s rural areas. On today’s edition of Colorful Vietnam-Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups, VOV reporter To Tuan examines the traditional handicrafts of Vietnam.

(VOVworld) – The traditional Viet village is associated with a river dyke, a village gate, banyan trees, a water well, orchards, and fish ponds. This structure fits Viet rice farming and constitutes Vietnam’s typical rural space.