Mountainous market space recreated in Hanoi

At the event, visitors have the opportunity to experience a vivid recreation of the traditional mountainous market space of ethnic minority communities in northern mountainous regions of Vietnam. A wide range of activities are featured, including culinary exchanges, demonstrations of traditional handicrafts, folk songs and dances, and reenactments of typical rituals and festivals such as traditional weddings and rain-praying ceremonies.

The program runs until January 4, offering both domestic and international visitors a culturally immersive experience that highlights the richness, diversity, and vitality of Vietnam’s ethnic minority cultures.

Visitors experience the mountainous market space at the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism in Hanoi.

The vibrant and festive atmosphere of the spring market fair

Introduction of traditional cuisine from ethnic groups in northern mountainous regions

The market fair features approximately 40 booths, including 33 booths displaying local products, four traditional food booths, and five beverage booths serving visitors.

Kho Mu ethnic women from Son La Province introduce local specialties to visitors.

An artisan demonstrates the traditional weaving techniques of the Lao ethnic group

Translated by Song Anh