(HBO) - On December 8, at the opening of Luy Ai village, Phong Phu commune (Tan Lac district), the opening of the exhibition space and demonstration of typical cultural heritage of ethnic groups in Hoa Binh province.
Participating this event, there are over 100 artisans representing 5 ethnic minorities in Hoa Binh province, including: Muong, Thai, Tay, Dao, Mong. In addition to the welcome performance of the artists of Luy Ai village, each group performed a typical repertoire of their people to introduce to the people and tourists.
At Luy Ai hamet also displays hundreds of photos of the daily life, activities, cultural characteristics of ethnic minorities of the province. Coming to Luy Ai hamlet on this occasion, delegates and tourists also visit and experience traditional craft models such as weaving, making Lam rice, making Can wine which are being maintained as tourism products.
This is aimed to educate the younger generation about the nation's historical and cultural traditions. At the same time, introduce and promote the image of the land and people of Hoa Binh province to domestic and international visitors.
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