Unique costume procession in Kate festival

On the afternoon of October 20, the Cham community of Huu Duc village (Phuoc Huu commune) performed a ceremony to receive costumes from the Raglai community (Phuoc Ha commune). In the sacred moment before the Kate festival, Cham dignitaries solemnly received costumes from prestigious Raglai people. This is not only a ceremony but also a vivid proof of the unique and lasting affection that has been passed down through many generations in this land of sun and wind.

Cham dignitaries led the procession in costume.

According to the Cham people's concept, the Cham community is the eldest sister, the Raglai are the youngest sister. The youngest daughter has the right to inherit the property left by her parents, and at the same time has the obligation to care for and worship her parents when they are old. Therefore, since ancient times, the Raglai have been assigned to preserve the royal costumes and the offerings on the temples to worship grandparents, ancestors and gods.

Singing and dancing performance of Huu Duc villagers.

During the procession, dignitaries and a large number of people walked together through the streets to receive the costumes for careful preservation before carrying them to the Po Inư Nưgar temple for the ceremony early the next morning. In addition, to celebrate this ceremony, people also organized a singing and dancing program at the Huu Duc village stadium.

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Source: https://baokhanhhoa.vn/van-hoa/202510/doc-dao-le-ruoc-y-trang-trong-le-hoi-kate-bec431d/