Gau Tao or GrâuK Taox is a traditional festival of the Mong ethnic group in the Northwest highlands such as Lao Cai, Dien Bien, Ha Giang … every New Year’s Eve to spring. Gau Tao Festival is usually held from the 1st to the 15th of January every year and is one of the typical …
Located at an altitude of over 2000m above sea level, Y Ty is a highland commune of Bat Xat district, Lao Cai province. Y Ty is beautiful and charming in its own way at each time of the year. Especially around the time when peach blossoms are in full bloom in Y Ty, attracting many …
Sansaho is a commune of Sapa town, Lao Cai Province. Most of the people who live here is belong to the Mong ethnic group. If you travel to Sapa in this spring, you can not missing Gau Tao Festival at Sansaho commune – one of the biggest festival of Mong ethnic group. Gau Tao festival …
Sapa is located in the Northwest of Vietnam, beyond the clouds in a mountain town in Lao Cai Province which also includes Fansipan. The highest mountain in Vietnam with a heigh of 3,142m above sea level. Sapa also known is the place where a lot of ethnic people live together . Let’s TIPC tell you …
The custom of welcoming the New Year of the Mong people also has many unique features, including the custom on the first day of the New Year, when the first rooster crows, it is also the time when the men get up first in the house to do the important things in the family. According …
Every year, when come spring and Tet holiday, if you go on excursion tour to highlands and Northern mountainous provinces, you will be glad to see blooming peach trees and plum and to discover the mysteries in the Mong minority’s customs and habits, to welcome New Year that is usually celebrated in early January in …
“Sapa Love Market” was organised by Lao Cai Tourist Information and Promotion Center at the end of 2020 to honor the unique traditional cultural values of ethnic minorities of Sapa in particular and of Lao Cai province in general. In 2021, “Sapa Love Market” will be held in the end of the year No. 02 …
” Kidnaping a wife” in some places is also known as robbing a wife, in the Mong language called “hai pù”. “Kidnaping a wife ” literally means pulling a girl back home as a wife. Mong boys and girls often meet and interact with each other during festivals, Tet holidays and especially “love market” sessions. …
Like many other ethnic minorities in Lao Cai, Ha Nhi people in Y Ty (Bat Xat) have a harvest festival in the 6th of lunar month every year, which is the Kho Gia Gia Festival. The Kho Gia Gia Festival is an important spiritual ritual indispensable in the spiritual life of Ha Nhi people. This …
