Phu Tuc festival showcases Jrai, Cham H’roi cultural heritage in Gia Lai
(GLO)- Nearly 500 artisans, performers, and athletes gathered at the first Phu Tuc Commune Ethnic Cultural and Sports Festival in 2026.
(GLO)- Nearly 500 artisans, performers, and athletes gathered at the first Phu Tuc Commune Ethnic Cultural and Sports Festival in 2026.
Gia Lai will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Vietnamese Family Day with a special "Weekend Gong Performance - Enjoy and Experience" program at Dai Doan Ket Square in Pleiku Ward on June 27, highlighting the role of families in preserving the cultural heritage of the Jrai ethnic community.
The Quang Trung Museum on May 17 opened a special photo exhibition titled “Thượng đạo - Hạ đạo: The Heritage Journey of the Tây Sơn Era,” featuring 130 archival photographs highlighting the history and cultural legacy of the Tây Sơn movement.
Farmers in the remote western districts of Gia Lai province are increasingly adopting clean agriculture practices, boosting product value, stabilizing market access and improving incomes through standardized, technology-driven production models.
Ia Grai Ethnic Minority Boarding Lower Secondary School is emerging as a model for cultural education, as sustained efforts to preserve ethnic heritage inspire students to actively engage with traditional practices.
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.
While the mountain town is still shrouded in sleep, small boats cut through the mist covering Bien Ho Lake (Bien Ho commune), their flashlights flickering across the calm water, the steady rhythm of paddles breaking the silence.
Job’s tears have entered their peak harvest season on the upland fields of Krong commune in Gia Lai province, where Bahnar families gather the deep red seed clusters for traditional use, particularly brewing rượu ghè for village festivals and Tet.
Nearly 50 grassroots trade unions across Gia Lai province have joined a dance video contest aimed at celebrating Central Highlands culture and marking the first Gia Lai Provincial Trade Union Congress for the 2025–2030 term.
Drawing inspiration from ingredients and dishes deeply rooted in their hometown memories, many young people are striving to elevate traditional products by reinventing them, all with the ambition of bringing the flavors of their homeland to a wider audience.
In the coastal city of Quy Nhơn, young artisan Nguyễn Ngọc Thọ, 21, has found a way to keep the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival alive through intricate fruit-carving artworks that symbolize reunion and cultural pride.
(GLO) – Gia Lai province has launched a photo exhibition titled “Gia Lai provincial Party Committee - Proudly continuing a glorious tradition” to mark the first provincial Party Congress for the 2025–2030 term.
(GLO) – Supermarkets and convenience stores across Gia Lai province are already bustling with mooncake sales, a month ahead of the 2025 Mid-Autumn Festival. Shoppers are presented with a wide range of traditional and innovative flavors, reflecting both cultural heritage and modern tastes.