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TRADITIONAL TET OF VIETNAMESE ETHNIC MINORITIES - Vimarsana News

TRADITIONAL TET OF VIETNAMESE ETHNIC MINORITIES

Some ethnic minority groups celebrate the traditional New Year according to their own calendars, including Mong in the northwestern and north-central regions with Nao Po Trau. (Photo: baodantoc.vn) As Tet approaches, the festive atmosphere covers every corner of Vietnam. Each ethnic group has its own way of celebrating in terms of timing, rituals, customs and…

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一番よくわかってる | かづオフィシャルブログ「-こんな事を言っちゃあなんですが!-」Powered by Ameba

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Festival offers taste of RoK cuisine in Da Nang | Culture - Sports - Vimarsana News

Festival offers taste of RoK cuisine in Da Nang | Culture - Sports

At the Da Nang (VNA) – Excellent dishes with kimchi – the soul food of the Republic of Korea (RoK) - were introduced at the final round of the K-food Festival which was held by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in the central city of Da Nang on December 17. The best five teams were chosen to the finale after beating 12 others in the qualifying rounds that took place from November 16 to December 6. They were praised for good cooking techniques, and wonderful dishes which feature both Vietnamese and Korean culture. The first prize was presented to Nguyen Thi Thuy Van from Quan...

Ha Nhi ethnics in Dien Bien celebrate traditional new year | Culture - Sports - Vimarsana News

Ha Nhi ethnics in Dien Bien celebrate traditional new year | Culture - Sports

Ha Nhi ethnics in Dien Bien celebrate traditional new year The 11th lunar month is when the Ha Nhi ethnics celebrate their new year, known as Ho Su Cha. It is a time for relaxation, entertainment, reunions, and passing on best wishes. The holiday lasts for five days after harvest. VNA Wednesday, December 16, 2020 16:07 The Ha Nhi celebrate their Tet (New Year) Festival more than two months earlier than the Kinh, the largest ethnic group in Vietnam. In the photo: Ha Nhi girls play seesaw, a traditional folk game. (Photo: VNA) Ha Nhi girls in traditional costumes during Ho Su Cha festival (Pho...