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Hoi An is an ancient town of Vietnamese people, located in the lower part of the confluence of the Thu Bon river in the coastal plain of Quang Nam province, about 30km South of Da Nang city.
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As the only traditional Southeast Asian port type in Vietnam, Hoi An retains nearly a thousand intact architectural monuments such as streets, houses, meeting halls, temples, shrines, and ancestral temples, ancient wells, ancient tombs and customs and practices, rituals, cultural activities, beliefs to traditional dishes.
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Hoi An also has a fresh and peaceful natural environment with lovely small suburban villages, which are well known for craftsmanship such as carpentry, bronze, potter... With unique and typical values of an ancient city, in 1999, Hoi An was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage.
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.
This art is made up of many elements such as music, lyrics, costumes, festivals. with a charming folk singing style, showing the close relationship between male and female singers and is a typical cultural feature of Kinh Bac people.
Ca tru is a complex art discipline with a unique feature as the various and sophisticated mixture between poetry and music, sometimes even dancing.
Not only is the music of the Central Highlands gongs an artistic value long affirmed in social life but also the souls of the mountains and rivers for generations.
The worshipping of Hung Vuong originates from the era of Hung kings dynasty with the belief that all Vietnamese has the same origin as "the Dragon's child and the Fairy's grandchildren", with the same origin (The ancestor), and also expressed the morality of "When drinking water. remember the source".
Dalat, the City of Stories-In recent years, the adventure tourism has emerged quite strongly in Da Lat and the surrounding area thanks to specific potentials in climate, natural landscapes here.
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