This event will bring the Mong culture in Ha Giang to the capital's public, and especially create a ripple effect for the main event taking place right after on November 18 and 19, 2016.
“Hmong Ha Giang Cultural Space in Hanoi” will take place for 3 days with many rich and attractive contents. The program will recreate the cultural space of the Mong ethnic group right in the heart of the capital with a series of unique activities such as the Mong panpipe, the Mong flute, the Sinh Tien stick, the leaf trumpet, the lip trumpet, etc. Visitors will have the opportunity to participate in unique games and art performances, typically: Panpipe dancing, playing the swallow, watching the linen cart performance, Mong ethnic artisans performing the traditional linen weaving process, reenacting the Gau Tao Festival - the annual spring festival of the Mong people, trying on ethnic costumes. The performances will be performed by Mong artisans and professional actors. People of Hanoi and neighboring provinces, international visitors will have the opportunity to clearly feel the land of Ha Giang, and at the same time have the opportunity to experience the unique and long-standing cultural features of the Mong people.
In addition, visitors will enjoy unique dishes of the Mong ethnic group such as: Highland beef jerky, ethnic people's candies, seedless persimmon specialties, Ha Giang oranges, buckwheat wine, a product associated with the most typical flower of the border province. In particular, for the first time, buckwheat, a famous flower of Ha Giang, will bloom in Hanoi. This promises to bring wonderful experiences to visitors, to see and take pictures next to buckwheat flowers right in the event space... Along with a series of cultural and artistic activities, the Organizing Committee also arranged photo spots, culinary spaces and exhibition and promotion booths. Artists and artisans performed street art around the Hoan Kiem Lake walking street in Mong ethnic costumes, helping visitors to better and more realistically approach the culture of the Mong ethnic group...
