Participating in the competition on traditional crafts were 14 artisans from seven localities in the district. They chose traditional crafts with creativity and uniqueness of the Thai ethnic group such as weaving hand fans, baskets, nets, fishing nets, and trays; and embroidering scarves, pillow covers.

In 25 minutes, the artisans demonstrated their skills to make traditional products with scoring criteria of time, design, aesthetics, good presentation and meaning.

Traditional woven products are made from natural materials such as rattan and bamboo, carefully selected to ensure flexibility and durability. The artisans use sophisticated  weaving techniques, combining horizontal and vertical weaving lines to create unique patterns, imbued with ethnic identity.

Thai women's embroidery products are imbued with traditional culture. They are often shown on dresses, and scarves. with sophisticated patterns and bright colours.

The costume performance competition drew 14 contestants from the communes of Chieng Tuong, Tu Nang, Sap Vat, Chieng Pan, Chieng Hac and Chieng Khoi, and Yen Chau town.

Each commune sent two contestants to participate in the performance of traditional and modern ethnic costumes.

Many contestants left an impression on visitors and the judges through the performance of original costumes of Black Thai, Black Mong, and Kho Mu ethnic women.