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PM hosts Governor of Japan's Gunma prefecture PM hosts Governor of Japan's Gunma prefecture
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh hosted a reception in Hanoi on October 14 for visiting Governor of Gunma prefecture Yamamoto Ichita and representatives of 25 businesses from the Japanese locality.
Yellow colour of terraced fields in Ha Giang City
BHG - About 10 km from Ha Giang City, the villages of Na Thac, Khui My, and Lung Vai (Phuong Do Commune, Ha GiangCity) are once again experiencing the harvest season, as the terraced rice fields in these mountainous villages begin to ripen. This attracts a large number of tourists and photographers from both within and outside the province to explore and experience the beauty of the landscape.
“Cap sac” ritual of “long-dressed” Dao people
BHG - Located around 20 km from the centre of Ha Giang City, Mao Phin Village (Phuong Tien Commune, Vi Xuyen District) is home to the Dao ethnic group. On the last days of the year, choosing a good day and month, Mr. Trieu Van Manh's family held the “Cap Sac” ritual — a rite of passage declaring the coming-of-age of Dao men within the community — for their eldest son Trieu Van Man, who is now 28 years old.
Roads full of aspiration
BHG - After nearly three years of implementing the breakthrough in constructing transport infrastructure under the Resolution of the 17th Ha Giang Provincial Party Congress for the 2020-2025 tenure, several key transport projects have been built and upgraded, with a total approved investment of nearly 8.5 trillion VND.
Touching Ha Giang: True travelers Touching Ha Giang: True travelers
15:52, 16/10/2024
The phrase "The traveler" does not appear recently. Thousands of years ago, from the birth of humanity, primitive tribes were divided into two types, nomadic tribes and settled tribes. Over time, civilizations formed, with cities, fortresses, and state apparatuses. People gradually returned to live together with their communities in different territories. But there are certain people, who seem to still retain the wandering blood of their ancestors, continuing to "wander" from one region to another.
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‘Bong’ fish: A distinctive dish of Tay ethnic people in Ha Giang Province ‘Bong’ fish: A distinctive dish of Tay ethnic people in Ha Giang Province
09:54, 15/10/2024
BHG - ‘Bong’ fish (phoenix barb) has a strong attachment to the traditional culture of the Tay ethnic group in Ha Giang Province. It is considered a symbol of respect for ancestors and nature. For the Tay ethnic people, Bong fish is a delicious dish that carries cultural and spiritual values and is an indispensable part of daily life, especially during Tet holidays and important ceremonies.