Performing folk songs and intangible cultural heritages for tourists

On April 6 (ie March 9 of the lunar calendar), at Phu Bung hill area, Hung Temple Historical Relic Site, the Center for Research, Preservation and Promotion of Ethnic Culture (Union of Provincial Science and Technology Associations) organized folk song performances and some types of intangible cultural heritages honored by UNESCO to serve tourists attending the Hung Kings' Commemoration Anniversary and the Cultural - Tourism Week of the Ancestral Land in the year of At Ty 2025.

Báo Phú Thọ•06/04/2025

The Organizing Committee presented souvenir flags to the delegations participating in the Program.

The performance program has the participation of cultural and artistic clubs from provinces and cities: Hanoi, Phu Tho, Vinh Phuc, Hoa Binh, Son La, Ha Giang, Hung Yen, Bac Ninh, Bac Giang... with folk songs and some types of intangible cultural heritage recognized by UNESCO such as: Xoan singing, Chau Van singing, Cheo singing... Festival drum performances, gong performances, throwing con and songs, dances, poems on the theme of praising the merits of the Hung Kings, praising the Party, Uncle Ho, love for the homeland, country, people, expressing the cultural identity of ethnic groups...

Performing folk songs and intangible cultural heritages for tourists

Drum performance by the Vietnamese Light Source Arts and Culture Club - Bac Ninh

Performing folk songs and intangible cultural heritages for tourists

An Thai Xoan Ward performs Xoan Hat Giao with drums, guns and fireworks

The special performances were elaborately staged, imbued with the cultural identity of ethnic groups to serve the people and tourists coming to Hung Temple Festival, while promoting the unique intangible cultural heritage of the Vietnamese people to domestic and international tourists.

Performing folk songs and intangible cultural heritages for tourists