A large number of residents from Chieng Lao commune join the game show.

The two game shows attracted more than 70 artisans and grassroots cultural performers from six teams representing Ta Sai, Cun and Nhap hamlets in Chieng Lao commune, and It, Na Loc and Chieng Te hamlets in Muong La commune.

Each featured three competition segments, including handicraft skills, folk singing and dancing, and traditional folk games. The teams showcased craftsmanship in traditional handicrafts, as well as their abilities in folk dance, singing and playing ethnic musical instruments, highlighting coordination, cohesion and teamwork in folk games.

The dexterity of the Thai ethnic community is showcased at the game show.

The game shows created a lively, vibrant and enthusiastic atmosphere for participants, drawing large crowds from both communes to watch and cheer.

The programme has also been maintained for years, with a focus on grassroots engagement, providing opportunities for residents to exchange cultural and artistic practices and improving local spiritual and cultural life.

An art performance at the game show in Muong La.

Graceful Thai ethnic girls perform a conical hat dance.

The "handicraft and vocational skills" segment at the game show in Chieng Lao 

On this occasion, the Son La Newspaper and Radio-Television presented 12 gift packages to poor households in Chieng Lao and Muong La communes.

A representative of the Son La Newspaper and Radio-Television presents gifts to disadvantaged households in Muong La commune.