Ethnic Colors Converge at the Cultural Camp

The Cultural Camp, held at Phu Bung Hill within the Hung Temple Historic Site, is a cornerstone of the 2026 Hung Kings' Commemoration, Hung Temple Festival, and Ancestral Land Culture and Tourism Week. It serves as a vivid panoramic painting, reenacting traditional customs and showcasing the unique cultural identities of ethnic groups across the province.

Through folk dances, traditional performances, and folk games—alongside cultural exchanges of Xoan singing, Gheo singing, Ca Tru, folk songs, gong performances, and “dam duong” rituals—the event promotes the image of the people and the Ancestral Land to pilgrims returning to the Hung Temple.

Artistic talents from Muong Dong Commune introduce the Muong Gong heritage to festival-goers in their inaugural participation at the Hung Temple Cultural Camp.

Pilgrims enjoy cultural exchanges and join the Cheraw dance (bamboo dance) with the art troupe from Tien Phong Commune.

The art troupe of Tay Coc Commune performs Xoan singing (a UNESCO-recognized heritage) for visitors.

Exquisite handicrafts by the Muong people are showcased at the cultural camps.

Traditional handmade products are highly sought after by tourists as unique souvenirs.

The graceful “Ngoat Ngoe” dance of the Muong ethnic community.

The “Lap Tinh” dance performed by the Dao people from Ben Than area, Lai Dong Commune.

The art troupe from Ban Nguyen Commune performs the “Co Doi Thuong Ngan” act.

A vibrant musical performance by the Vinh Phuc Ward delegation.

Many elderly artisans actively participate in promoting their ethnic culture at the camp.

Folk and community dances are selected by local mass art clubs for exchange activities at the Cultural Camp.

Phuong Thanh