Tug of war is a cultural practice, a form of community activity that has been dated for a long time and become a popular game in paddy rice farming countries in East Asia and Southeast Asia, typically Korea, Cambodia, the Philippines and Vietnam.

Bai choi singing is an important form of culture and entertainment in the village community. The performance of bai choi singing is considered an environment for practice and art creativity, while helping to preserve folk art, performance style as well as cultural values of each region.

Giong festival is a traditional one for commemorating and praising the victory of the hero Thanh Giong, one of the four immortals of Vietnamese folk beliefs. The global outstanding value of Giong festival is that it is a preserved cultural phenomenon handled down continuously and completely over many generations.

Xoan singing, also known as Khuc mon dinh (singing at the door of the communal house) is traditional occurring in temples and shrines, dated from Hung kings. In the past, Van Lang people organized xoan singing in the spring to welcome the new year.

The folk arts of Southern amateur music is a type of cultural activities uniting the community, reflecting the feelings and emotions and suitable for the industrious, generous, open minded and courageous lifestyle of the Southern people.