Nature remains a sacred force guiding the spiritual and practical lives of Central Highlands ethnic communities, where centuries-old beliefs continue to shape farming, forest use and seasonal rituals.
Ngơm Thung village in Ia Bang commune, home to the Jrai ethnic community, is earning growing recognition for its intricate bamboo and rattan basketry, thanks in large part to artisan Rinh, who at 40 is among the youngest cultural guardians of this craft.
In episode 65 of the "Story of Gia Lai's people" podcast, we meet singer-songwriter Hoàng Dũng. He shares his journey of returning to his roots, guided by the belief that tradition is never outdated if we know how to revive it with love and creativity.
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.
