Exhibition of more than 300 artifacts and documents on the culture of ethnic minorities in the South Central Coast

On the afternoon of June 1, Khanh Hoa Provincial Museum opened the thematic exhibition "Cultural characteristics of ethnic minorities in the South Central and Central Highlands". This is an activity organized by the Provincial Museum in coordination with Dak Lak Provincial Museum, within the 2023 Sea Festival program. Mr. Dinh Van Thieu - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee attended.

Delegates performed the ribbon cutting ceremony to open the exhibition.

Delegates listened to an introduction to the exhibits and images.

In the indoor space, the exhibition introduces to the public more than 300 artifacts, documents, and images with typical and typical features in production labor, material and spiritual life, residence, economy , costumes, customs, religions, beliefs, and festivals of ethnic groups in the Central Highlands and Khanh Hoa such as Ede, M'Nong, Gia Rai, Raglai... Through that, visitors to the exhibition will understand more about the unique traditional cultural values of the ethnic groups; arouse the responsibility to preserve and promote heritage values, cultural identity, contributing to building and developing an advanced Vietnamese culture with strong national identity. In the outdoor space, there will be activities such as: Performance of gong culture and Raglai folk singing and dancing; performance of traditional crafts; exhibition of ornamental plants, bonsai; antique market; experience making handicrafts; Folk games (activities end on June 6).

The exhibition will end on August 30.

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