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International delegates explore Vietnam's ethnic heritage at Hanoi cultural festival
Participants in the second Cultures of the World Festival visited the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism to gain insights into the country's diverse ethnic communities and their traditional ways of life.
LSN Vietnam ·
HANOI — International delegates attending the second Cultures of the World Festival visited the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism in Doai Phuong commune on October 2, experiencing firsthand the richness of Vietnam's ethnic diversity.
The visit provided foreign participants an opportunity to explore the distinctive customs, architectural styles, and lifestyles of Vietnam's various ethnic groups. Exhibitors at the national village showcased traditional crafts, cultural artifacts, and contemporary expressions of ethnic heritage through interactive displays and demonstrations.
The Cultures of the World Festival serves as a platform for cultural exchange, bringing together international delegates with Vietnamese communities to foster greater understanding and appreciation of regional diversity. Events like the ethnic village visit underscore Vietnam's commitment to preserving and promoting its multicultural identity on the global stage.
Vietnam is home to 54 recognized ethnic groups, with the Kinh majority comprising approximately 86 percent of the population. The remaining groups, primarily concentrated in mountainous regions and the Central Highlands, maintain distinct languages, customs, and traditions that represent a significant dimension of the nation's cultural landscape.