Culture and tourism camps showcase local heritage

As part of Moc Chau Culture and Tourism Week 2026, an ethnic cultural and tourism camp area was held on August 31 at May 8 Square in Moc Chau Ward, bringing together eight communes and wards from the Moc Chau National Tourism Area and five from other parts of the province: Quynh Nhai, Ngoc Chien, Muong Chanh, Ta Xua and Binh Thuan.

The cultural camp area at Moc Chau Culture and Tourism Week 2026.

The communes and wards showcased the distinctive cultures of ethnic groups including the Mong, Dao, Thai, Muong and Xinh Mun. The camps were organised around the themes of traditional culture, scenic landscapes, major tourist attractions, cultural heritage, traditional crafts, festivals, ethnic costumes, OCOP (One Commune One Product) items and local agricultural specialties.

The cultural space of Chieng Son commune.
Visitors try the To Mak Le game.
The cultural camp of Van Son ward.

Through creative designs and careful presentation, the participating localities created eye-catching exhibition spaces highlighting the cultural traditions and daily lives of ethnic communities. Visitors could also take part in activities such as bamboo dancing, xoe dancing, pottery making and banh chung (square sticky rice cake) wrapping, as well as community cultural performances reflecting the traditions of each locality.

Agricultural products on display at the Ngoc Chien commune booth.
The Mong cultural space of Van Ho commune.
Children experience Muong Chanh commune's pottery making.
Visitors experience traditional brocade weaving.

The camps created a vibrant cultural atmosphere and attracted large numbers of residents and visitors to explore the displays.

The traditional living space of the Dao ethnic community.
Brocade souvenirs from Quynh Nhai commune.

 

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