On the first days of Tet (the traditional lunar New Year’s festival), Hanoians have a chance to enjoy Bai Choi singing - a special music genre of people in Tay Son, Binh Dinh Province.  [ … ]

Binh Dinh Province in south-central Vietnam is considered as a "cradle" of Tuong (classical drama).

The buffalo is a familiar animal to the Vietnamese, not just in farming, but also in the folk festivals that are common during spring.

Hanoi has a rich repertoire of unique ancient dances, but it only began gaining attention from the broad public during its 1,000th anniversary in 2010. 

Meo Vac district in the northern mountain province of Ha Giang is famous for folklore festivals and competitions, including Khau Vai love market, rain worshipping, and bull and goat fighting [ … ]

The Mong ethnic people of Vietnam live mainly in the northern mountainous areas. To Mong women, the linen skirt plays a sacred role in their life.

Alang Vel's musical instruments on display in his house in the remote village of TaLang in Quang Nam province show his love for the traditional music of the Co Tu ethnic group.

Jump for Guoi : The Co Tu people play traditional musical instruments in front of a Guoi house. — VNA/VNS Photo Hong KyAlang Vel's C on display in his house in the remote village of TaLang i [ … ]

With no fewer than four matchmakers involved in the traditional Lo Lo wedding, gift-giving features prominently in the proceedings.

A Khau Vai Love Market Cultural and Tourism Week opened with a wide range of activities last weekend in Meo Vac district, the northernmost province of Ha Giang.