More than just a sightseeing activity, the journey also opens up opportunities for delegates to directly access traditional cultural values preserved by ethnic communities for generations.
Beginning their journey, the delegation visited the Ancestor Worship Ceremony Area, a cultural and spiritual site of profound significance, embodying historical, architectural, and traditional values that connect to the nation's origins.
At the Vietnam Ethnic Culture and Tourism Village, architectural spaces, landscapes, and characteristic cultural activities are recreated, contributing to portraying the diverse lives of the 54 ethnic groups.
From religious structures and traditional houses to handicrafts and folk performing arts, each space carries within it stories of history, customs, and community identity.
A notable aspect of the journey is that culture is not only presented through images or performances, but also conveyed through direct experiences.
From listening to the sounds of gongs and drums, learning about rituals, practicing traditional crafts, to enjoying traditional dishes, delegates had the opportunity to better appreciate the values that make up the identity of each community.
Delegates had the opportunity to explore the gong music, the customs of welcoming auspicious spirits, and watch the "Dam Duong" performance.
In the context of increasing international exchange and integration, bringing heritage closer to the public through hands-on experiences contributes to enhancing understanding, respect for diversity, and connection between cultures.
Through this journey, cultural values are not only introduced through performances but also conveyed through stories about customs, traditions, crafts, folk art, and culinary culture.
The tour program at the Vietnam Ethnic Culture and Tourism Village, within the framework of the second World Cultural Festival in Hanoi, not only contributes to promoting the cultural heritage of 54 ethnic groups, but also spreads the image of Vietnam and its people as friendly, rich in tradition, and hospitable.
This further affirms Hanoi's role in promoting international cultural exchange, creating a space for traditional values to be connected, shared, and spread.
At the Thang Long Imperial Citadel Central Relic Area, the diverse cultural and culinary spaces also attract many visitors.
Source: https://phunuvietnam.vn/le-hoi-van-hoa-the-gioi-tai-ha-noi-dua-di-san-van-hoa-54-dan-toc-viet-nam-den-voi-ban-be-quoc-te-238261002193750293.htm
