The Spring Festival is a traditional cultural feature from ancient times. The Festival is not only an occasion for people to practice their beliefs and spirituality, but also carries traditional cultural characteristics that have been preserved for generations. It has a very sacred meaning, praying for national peace and prosperity, favorable weather, and a new year of favorable business and luck.
Spring Offering Ceremony of At Ty Year 2025 of the elders of Dinh Lac Giao.On February 14, 2025 (January 17, 2025), the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Dak Lak province organized the Spring Festival of At Ty 2025 at the Lac Giao Communal House National Historical Site, No. 67 Phan Boi Chau Street, Tan Tien Ward, Buon Ma Thuot City.
The Spring Festival is a traditional cultural feature from ancient times. The Festival is not only an occasion for people to practice their beliefs and spirituality, but also carries traditional cultural characteristics that have been preserved for generations. It has a very sacred meaning, praying for national peace and prosperity, favorable weather, and a new year of favorable business and luck.
The Spring Festival is a traditional cultural feature from ancient times. The Festival is not only an occasion for people to practice their beliefs and spirituality, but also carries traditional cultural characteristics that have been preserved for generations. It has a very sacred meaning, praying for national peace and prosperity, favorable weather, and a new year of favorable business and luck.
Lac Giao Communal House, a place of worship for the First Founding Meritorious Mandarin Dao Duy Tu, who was granted the title of Lac Giao Village God by the Nguyen Dynasty in 1932; a place to remember the merits of the predecessor Phan Ho, who founded the village and the communal house in the early days. Since then, the people of Buon Ma Thuot city have always preserved, maintained, and promoted the cultural and historical values of Lac Giao Communal House in particular and the fine traditional cultural values of the Vietnamese people in general that have been built by their ancestors for generations. This is the pride of the land and people of Dak Lak in general, and Buon Ma Thuot city in particular, every New Year.
The Spring Festival Ritual is one of the meaningful activities to preserve and promote the good traditional cultural values left by our ancestors, enriching the cultural and spiritual life of the people.The Spring Festival is one of the meaningful activities to preserve and promote the good traditional cultural values of our ancestors, enriching the cultural and spiritual life of the people , contributing to "building an advanced Vietnamese culture with strong national identity", and at the same time introducing and promoting the national historical relic of Dinh Lac Giao in association with the development of tourism in the province. Through the Spring Festival, it helps each person in Buon Ma Thuot city and Dak Lak province have more faith in a good life, towards the values of truth, goodness and beauty.
Delegates offered incense to commemorate the merits of the ancestor Phan Ho, who founded the village and the communal house in the early days.
Lac Giao Communal House is not only a place for spiritual and religious activities of Kinh people living in Buon Ma Thuot city, but also a place for connecting, meeting and exchanging cultures of ethnic groups living in Dak Lak province. Joining the atmosphere of the Spring Festival this year are Then melodies and Tinh lutes of the Tay and Nung ethnic groups. Then singing is often considered as the song of heaven and earth, a spiritual bridge between humans and gods, expressed through simple and profound voices. Then songs not only tell stories of everyday life and customs but also express the philosophy of life and aspirations of people.
Joining the atmosphere of this year's Spring Festival are Then melodies and Tinh lutes of the Tay and Nung ethnic groups living in the area.Dak Lak province is home to 49 ethnic groups, including Kinh, Ede, M'nong, Thai, Tay, Nung... Leaving the Northwest mountains and forests to settle in the Central Highlands, the Tay, Nung, and Thai ethnic groups brought with them the Tinh instrument and unique Then melodies. After hours of hard work, they sat together, playing the instrument and singing their homeland melodies, enriching the cultural life in the new land. The Tinh instrument and Then singing, sung in harmony with the drums and gongs of the local ethnic minorities, created a cultural picture rich in the identity of the ethnic groups living in Dak Lak province.
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