The event drew 14 competing teams from 14 communes in Van Ho district. The communes installed their own cultural camps, introducing the unique cultures of the ethnic groups living in the district. Each camp was carefully and meticulously made, restoring traditional house architectures, with creativity from the welcome gate to the exhibition space.

Each camp was the cultural space of an ethnic group, fully and completely reflecting the most unique features through decorative objects, cultural and tourism products, cuisine, local agricultural products, handicrafts, traditional costumes and instruments.

There were also performances of folk songs and dances by artisans and local people. This was an activity that helps promote and introduce local culture, people, and products to friends and tourists from near and far.

The organising board scored, evaluated and awarded one first, two second, three third, and four consolation prizes to the teams with the most beautiful, creative and meaningful cultural camp displays according to the criteria of the competition.