1. Which locality holds the most festivals in the country?
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Hanoi
According to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the locality with the most festivals is Hanoi with 1,095 festivals/year. Some of the major festivals here attract a large number of visitors from all over the world such as: Huong Pagoda Festival (My Duc district), Giong Festival at Soc Temple (Soc Son district), Giong Festival at Phu Dong Temple (Gia Lam district), Co Loa Festival (Dong Anh district), Hai Ba Trung Temple Festival (Me Linh district), Lang Festival, Ngoc Hoi - Dong Da Victory Festival (Dong Da district), Tan Vien Son Thanh Festival (Ba Vi district)...
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2. Which province has the fewest festivals in our country?
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Lai Chau
According to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the province with the fewest festivals is Lai Chau with 17 festivals/year. Festivals are the cultural heritage of our nation, an attractive community activity, attracting a large number of people from all walks of life to participate.
Throughout our country, every locality has festivals, taking place all year round. Festivals have become an indispensable need in life to satisfy the desire to return to the roots, practice beliefs, balance spiritual life and enjoy and create culture of the people.
3. What type of festival is popular in our country?
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Traditional Festival
The country currently has 8,868 festivals, including 8,103 traditional festivals.
Regarding the time of organization, festivals in the Northern region are often concentrated in spring, in the Central Highlands region they are usually from April to September, while in the Southern region they take place mainly from October.D
Festivals of foreign origin
4. Which festival has the longest duration in our country?
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Perfume Pagoda Festival
Huong Pagoda Festival takes place in Huong Son commune, My Duc district, Hanoi and is the longest-lasting festival in Vietnam.
The Huong Pagoda Festival usually takes place over 3 months, starting on January 6 and lasting until the end of the third lunar month.
The ceremony is very simple, usually starting with the Khai Son ceremony. This is one of the most important events, usually taking place in the early morning of the opening day of the festival, followed by the incense offering ceremony. The festival has many unique cultural and festive activities such as boating, mountain climbing and Cheo and Van singing performances...C
Hung Temple Festival
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5. In which province does the Xoan singing festival take place?
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Phu Tho
Xoan singing is a type of folk song, ritual and custom of singing to worship gods and tutelary gods with a multi-element art form: music, singing, dancing, often performed in early spring, popular in the land of Hung Kings - Phu Tho.
In 2011, UNESCO recognized Phu Tho Xoan singing as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity in need of urgent protection.
In 2018, UNESCO recognized Phu Tho Xoan singing as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
Lam Hoang
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