#Folk culture

The “Khai den” dance is introduced to wider audiences by the Cao Lan Ethnic Group Culture Club through various events. (Photo: VUONG DIEM)
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Keeping folk culture alive

Cultural heritage can hardly remain vibrant if it exists only in people’s memories or conservation records. At the grassroots level, folk culture and arts clubs are therefore creating spaces where communities can practise and pass on traditions, bringing traditional cultural values back into everyday life.

The Ky Cung Temple-Ta Phu Temple Festival is the biggest festival in Lang Son Province.
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Preserving and promoting folk cultural values

Lang Son is a mountainous border province endowed with the rich and diverse folk culture of ethnic minority communities such as the Tay, Nung, Dao, and H’Mong. In recent years, the province’s cultural sector has implemented various measures to improve the preservation of the folk culture, thereby promoting indigenous values for socio-economic development.

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