Along Vietnam’s western border, the villages of Triêl in Ia Pnôn Commune and Kloong in Ia O Commune have emerged as stable and thriving communities where most residents trace their origins to Cambodia.
From Diên Hồng Park to large-scale community music nights, Pleimer Town is crafting a unique narrative for young people through music. In "Gia Lai's people tell their stories", they share heartfelt reflections on their journey of nurturing passion and sowing seeds of emotion.
Community leaders and respected village figures in western Gia Lai province are emerging as key drivers of local economic growth, using their own household successes to encourage ethnic minority communities to adopt more sustainable and productive farming models.
Large batches of bánh chưng and bánh tét are being prepared across villages in the Central Highlands as communities in western Gia Lai province join hands to support disadvantaged households and strengthen ethnic solidarity ahead of Tet.
Schools across Gia Lai province are recreating traditional Lunar New Year celebrations on campus, combining hands-on cultural activities with fundraising initiatives to support disadvantaged students.
Chư Păh Commune has moved beyond merely meeting Vietnam’s 19 new rural development criteria for 2025, pledging to continuously improve quality of life as it works towards an advanced and exemplary rural model.
Đặng Đình Tấn, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Chư Păh Commune in Gia Lai Province, has become a prominent grassroots figure credited with advancing poverty-reduction initiatives and strengthening youth engagement across the community.
In 2025, forest management and protection efforts across the province are expected to see further positive developments, thanks to coordinated direction and the determined involvement of relevant forces.
Lê Văn Miền, a longtime motorbike mechanic from Pleiku City in Vietnam’s Gia Lai Province, has transformed a personal quest for better health into a thriving local cycling movement that also supports charity efforts across the community.
(GLO) – Young members of the Jrai ethnic community in Vietnam’s Central Highlands are harnessing the power of social media to share stories of their traditions, daily life, and cuisine, bringing their culture closer to both domestic and international audiences.
