Cultivating love for cultural heritage.

In the culturally rich land of Ca Mau, many unique tangible and intangible cultural heritage sites have been formed and preserved over generations. Along with pride, fostering love and a sense of responsibility for protecting this heritage within the community is increasingly emphasized in the context of cultural integration, contributing to the continued brilliance of this heritage in modern life.

• Promoting the value of intangible cultural heritage.
• Rich cultural heritage
• Land of festivals and cultural heritage
• Minh Pagoda - A Heritage of the Minh Huong People

Sow the seeds of success through good practices.

From Ho Chi Minh City, over 200 students recently traveled to Ca Mau to participate in an engaging "Heritage Education " program at the Southern Traditional Music and Cao Van Lau Memorial Area (Bac Lieu Ward). For these children, living in one of the country's most modern cities, the space honoring traditional art at the memorial initially felt quite unfamiliar. However, their love for traditional music and admiration for the talented musician were gradually nurtured through the engaging explanations of the tour guides and the lively, interesting experiential activities.

Huynh Ngoc Anh Thu ( Ho Chi Minh City) expressed: “ Through the activities at the memorial site, my friends and I are very impressed and moved by the love story of musician Cao Van Lau, and above all, grateful that he left behind the masterpiece "Da Co Hoai Lang" for the younger generation. I will recommend this unique destination so that everyone can come to Ca Mau to visit and explore.”

To enhance the effectiveness of heritage education, Le Thi Cam Le Secondary School (Bac Lieu ward) has recently organized many cultural heritage experience tourism programs for its students. For example, the school takes students to salt fields to listen to salt farmers recount the hardships of salt production . Students directly participate in raking salt alongside the farmers, helping them to appreciate the traditional profession, the salt workers, and fostering pride in this national intangible cultural heritage.

Le Thi Cam Le Secondary School (Bac Lieu ward) took its students on a field trip to learn about salt making, a national intangible cultural heritage.

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In the trend of digitizing heritage, heritage education activities at the Provincial Museum are increasingly focusing on applying technology and digital platforms to enhance the connection between young people and traditional culture. The integration of multimedia, screen search, QR code scanning, and virtual reality technology has provided students with new and engaging spaces for exploring national cultural heritage.

Ms. Phan Ngoc Mai, a tour guide at the Provincial Museum, shared: “ We implement ‘Heritage Education’ programs to create open, vibrant learning environments for the community, especially young people. Along with the knowledge taught in the high school curriculum, students are exposed to artifacts through technology, listen to historical and cultural stories, and experience the value of heritage in a more vivid and engaging way. Exploring heritage in this new way helps them understand it more deeply, thereby fostering love for their homeland and national cultural pride naturally.”

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Besides investing resources and focusing on training museum staff, the most effective solution for preserving and promoting heritage values ​​is to raise community awareness and responsibility towards heritage. And education on heritage protection contributes to shaping the next generation, spreading the vitality of Ca Mau's cultural heritage in contemporary life.

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