The event featured a cultural camp competition alongside displays of locally produced agricultural products. Ten cultural camps representing hamlets across the commune took part. Crafted and decorated with natural materials, the camps recreated traditional living spaces and reflected the distinctive cultural identity of ethnic communities in Chieng Sai.

The camps also showcased and introduced traditional costumes, cuisine and ethnic musical instruments, along with agricultural products, handicrafts and traditional tools for daily life and production. The displays drew large numbers of local residents and visitors, who took part in brocade weaving experiences, posed for photos and purchased local specialties.

The festival also featured competitions in traditional sports, including crossbow shooting, tu lu spinning, stick pushing, tug of war, round glutinous rice cake pounding and embroidery contests. More than 200 athletes from 10 hamlets across the commune took part. Teams and athletes competed in a spirit of exchange, learning and solidarity, creating a lively atmosphere throughout the event.

At the close of the competitions, the organising committee awarded 12 first, 15 second, 20 third and 22 consolation prizes to winners across the events.