Heritage region

Nestled in the vast forests of Viet Bac, Tuyen Quang is a treasure trove of heritage, where every house, every festival, every folk melody bears the imprint of time. Not only is it the capital of the liberated zone, steeped in heroic history, but this land also brings together the cultural colors of 22 ethnic groups, creating a rich and multi-layered heritage space with a system of 215 nationally ranked historical sites, 308 provincial-level historical sites, and 48 national intangible cultural heritage sites. In the flow of modernity, Tuyen Quang is gradually awakening, preserving, and spreading its heritage values ​​so that traditional values ​​are maintained and harmonize with the transformation of the times.

The Vuong Family Mansion historical site is a unique architectural heritage and an attractive destination on the Stone Plateau.

The art of decorating Hmong costumes is a national intangible cultural heritage, passed down through generations.

The Páo dung singing of the Dao ethnic group is a unique intangible cultural heritage that nourishes the spiritual life of the community.

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A solemn ceremony to honor the soldiers who defended the Hoang Sa Islands, paying tribute to the brave troops who protected the sea and islands.VHO - In the sacred space of Ly Son Island (Quang Ngai), the Khao Le The Linh Hoang Sa ceremony was solemnly held to commemorate the brave soldiers of the past who went to the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos. The ceremony not only pays tribute to the ancestors but also inspires the spirit of preserving maritime sovereignty.

The Pà Thẻn ethnic group's fire-jumping festival in Minh Quang commune is a national cultural heritage reflecting their mystical spiritual life.

The festival at Ha Temple - Thuong Temple - Y La Temple contributes to preserving and spreading the traditional Mother Goddess worship values ​​in community life.

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Preserving cultural heritage through the rhythm of gongs.In implementing Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW dated January 7, 2026, of the Politburo on the development of Vietnamese culture, Quang Tan commune is deploying many solutions to preserve and promote the value of national cultural heritage. Among these, preserving the cultural space of the M'nong people's gong culture is considered a key task to maintain identity and pass on traditional values ​​to the younger generation.

Source: https://baotuyenquang.com.vn/van-hoa/tin-tuc/202604/mien-di-san-87d6e0a/