Kinh Bac Heritage Region

The Kinh Bac region of Bac Ninh, rich in tradition, is considered a "heritage land" steeped in history and culture. It boasts many cultural values ​​recognized worldwide, such as Quan Ho folk songs, Ca Tru singing, the Then rituals of the Tay, Nung, and Thai people; the woodblock prints of Vinh Nghiem Pagoda, the tug-of-war game of Huu Chap village, and the Dong Ho folk painting craft.

Not only rich in heritage, Bac Ninh is also known as the "kingdom of festivals" with nearly 1,400 traditional festivals. Each temple, pagoda, craft village, festival, or song is like a stream of memories, contributing to the unique identity of this culturally rich region. These age-old values ​​open up a rich cultural and spiritual tourism journey for visitors to explore.

Quan Ho folk songs have been recognized by UNESCO as a Representative Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

The art of Ca Tru singing has been preserved and passed down through many generations.

Tug-of-war festival in Huu Chap village, Kinh Bac ward.

The stone bridge at But Thap Pagoda (Tri Qua Ward).

The complex of communal houses, temples, and ancestral shrines in Tho Ha (Van Ha ward) has been classified as a Special National Monument.

The woodblock prints of Vinh Nghiem Pagoda (Tan An Ward) have been recognized as a Documentary Heritage under the Memory of the World Programme for the Asia-Pacific region.

Tourists visit the home of artisan Nguyen Thi Oanh to learn about the traditional Dong Ho folk painting craft.

Dau Pagoda (Tri Qua Ward) - the oldest pagoda in Vietnam, a long-standing center of Buddhism and a Special National Monument.

The Water Ball game (Van Ha ward) has been recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage.

According to Baobacninhtv.vn

Source: https://baoangiang.com.vn/mien-di-san-kinh-bac-a480606.html