Impressive moments in the highland village

Amidst the majestic vastness of the Fatherland, the highland villages appear with a simple yet profound beauty. Mountains connect with mountains, clouds wrap around the peaks, terraced fields stretch along the slopes, all creating a natural picture that is both majestic and peaceful.

Ethnic minorities in the highlands still steadfastly preserve their customs, practices and traditional lifestyles amidst the development of the times.

In the lingering smoke from the kitchen in the afternoon, the sound of the loom, the sound of the flute, and the laughter of children echoes through the mountains and forests. Those are the sounds of daily life, simple yet rich in identity.

The beauty of the highlands lies not only in the scenery or the people, but also in the way the people here connect and harmonize with nature.

Amidst the changes of life, the highlands still maintain their own unique, simple yet enduring features, a vivid testament to the strong vitality of the culture of the Vietnamese ethnic groups on the S-shaped strip of land.

The highlands are not only beautiful because of the majestic nature but also because of the gentle and honest people. The sound of the loom clattering in the house, the sound of the rice pounding echoing in the early morning sun, the smile of a mother next to a pot of boiled corn… All of these things blend into the melody of a simple life, slow but full of love.

In the sound of the loom, the flute calling friends, the children's laughter echoing through the mountains and forests, we see the presence of a cultural vitality rich in identity, passed down through many generations.

The image of highland children playing, dancing and singing in the yard of a stilt house or wandering by a stream or vegetable field not only evokes innocent beauty but also symbolizes a bright future, where tradition and modernity go hand in hand.

On the small dirt road around the village, highland children run and jump happily, clutching candy or wildflowers. Some play barefoot by the stream, others dance enthusiastically to the Khen tune, their clear eyes seeming to reflect the sky.

The happiness of childhood here is simple but radiant like the golden sunlight covering the roofs of houses, like laughter spreading over the mountain slopes.

Anyone who has been to the highlands will surely find it hard to forget the peaceful feeling of hearing the wind blowing through the bamboo forest, seeing the blue smoke drifting in the afternoon and life flowing gently, without haste. There, beauty lies not only in the scenery but also in the pure, gentle and vibrant soul.

The highlands, where ancient cultural values ​​are preserved, where people live in harmony with nature, are forever destinations that make the hearts of people from the lowlands flutter and linger.

Vietnam's highlands stretch from the Northeast, Northwest to the Central Highlands. This is the long-standing living space of dozens of ethnic minorities such as Mong, Dao, Tay, Nung, Thai, E De, Gia Rai... Each ethnic group has its own culture, expressed through house architecture, costumes, festivals, cuisine and unique traditional customs.

Pham Quoc Dung

Vietnamnet.vn

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