Through the Heritage Region

Phu Tho is a land rich in cultural heritage, including nearly 2,000 intangible cultural heritage items. Besides the two UNESCO-recognized heritage items, the province has 41 outstanding intangible cultural heritage items included in the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Phu Tho has implemented comprehensive solutions to preserve and promote its intangible cultural heritage, so that when people think of Phu Tho, they think of a land of heritage.

Children experience Xoan singing with artisans at Hung Lo Temple.

Students have the opportunity to learn and experience Xoan singing alongside artisans, contributing to the preservation and dissemination of this heritage value in community life.

The art of Muong gong playing is a national intangible cultural heritage, an indispensable part of the festivals and holidays of the Muong people.

The art of performing the "Dam Duong" ritual of the Muong people in Thu Cuc commune.

The graceful scarf dance of Thai girls.

The Bell Dance is a distinctive dance of the Dao ethnic group in Phu Tho province .

Touching the pipes, performing the gong and drum music of the Muong people.

The province currently has over 800 traditional festivals, many of which are National Intangible Cultural Heritage sites, such as: the Tro Tram Festival; the Khai Ha Festival of the Muong people; the Dao Xa communal house festival; the Lang Suong temple festival...

Welcoming the spirit of the rice crop, hoping for a bountiful harvest, in the Tet Doi Festival - a national intangible cultural heritage.

Performance of Muong gongs and folk performing arts in the Muong Dong Opening Ceremony Festival.

The Duc But Festival (also known as the Mat-Snatching Festival) is held at the Dinh Ca historical site in Phu Lien village, Tam Duong Bac commune.

The "Resolution" ritual in the procession of Mr. Khiu and Mrs. Khiu in Hy Cuong commune.

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