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Do Son Buffalo Fighting Festival - Hai Phong City Festival

Do Son Buffalo Fighting Festival - Hai Phong City Festival Thousands of people annually gathered at the stadium of Do Son Town, Hai Phong City to witness the attractive performances of buffalos within the Do Son Buffalo Fighting Festival, an outstanding and unique festival one in Vietnam which is associated with different legends.  One of the legends has it that long time ago, one Creator caused a severe drought. All living things looked toward the sea, praying for Creator???s favour. In the most miserable moment, suddenly, people saw two buffalos fighting fiercely on the wave crests and the rains started to pour down, revive all creature. The local people organise the fighting performance annually to show, not only their great gratitude for the Sir Buffalo but also their desire for the immortal vitality and strength of coastal people of Haiphong. Being held officially and annually on the ninth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar since the 18th century, the festival is a chance for local people to pray for prosperity and happiness. Read more >>
 

The Quan ho singing tradition

The Quan ho singing tradition For the Bac Ninh people, festivals not only allow them to highlight their own village's specialties, such as ceramics, folk painting, wrestling, kite ... Read more >>

Hung King Temple Festival

Hung King Temple Festival Every year, a large number of visitors from all over the country participate a national festival - Hung King Temple Festival - an incense offering cer... Read more >>

Saint Chu Dong Tu Festival

Saint Chu Dong Tu Festival Being held annually from the 10th to the 12th day of the second lunar month, the Saint Chu Dong Tu is a popular religious festival celebrating Godfather... Read more >>

A meaningful pilgrimage to the Lim Festival

A meaningful pilgrimage to the Lim Festival ???My friend, please stay here, do not return home. When doing so, you make me weep silently. The two flaps of my dress will be soaked with tears...???... Read more >>

Cheo, a popular traditional music performance

Cheo, a popular traditional music performance There???s a folk verse in Vietnam that tells about a lazy guy who does not want to do anything but could not resist the attraction of a Cheo play, whi... Read more >>

Taoism ??? a part of the Tam Giao (Three Religions) of Vietnam

Taoism ??? a part of the Tam Giao (Three Religions) of Vietnam Tam Giao, which includes Buddhism, Confucianism and Ta... Read more >>

Taking home a" non la" - that is, to take a piece of Vietnam

Taking home a ???Non la??? (translated as ???conical hat???) is not only a normal hat, but also one of Vietnam???s symbols of charm. Every country has its own nation... Read more >>

Full moon (Mid-Autumn) Festival

Full moon (Mid-Autumn) Festival Tet Trung Thu, as it is known in Vietnam, or the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival as we refer to in foreign countries, is a wonderful, ancient festival that re... Read more >>
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