People experience traditional Tet at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology

(CLO) On the morning of January 18, at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology (Hanoi), the Traditional Tet Experience activity took place, introducing the Spring Festival At Ty 2025 program "Cultural nuances of Muong, Hoa Binh " attracting many people and international tourists to visit and experience Vietnamese culture.

The program is an opportunity for the public to explore the similarities and differences in the traditional New Year of the Muong and Vietnamese people. The activity has the participation of folk artists from Hoa Binh, Hanoi and students in Hanoi.

Tourists enjoy experiencing traditional Tet at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, photo 1 — This is an opportunity for the public to explore the similarities and differences in the traditional New Year of the Muong and Vietnamese people.

Participating in the program, visitors have the opportunity to learn about the beauty of traditional Tet through activities such as setting up a pole, wrapping Chung cakes of the Vietnamese and Muong people; writing calligraphy, printing Dong Ho paintings...

Children can participate in many folk games associated with Tet of many ethnic groups, such as: tug of war, grass ball, badminton, top ball, top spinning, pao throwing, shuttlecock throwing, stick pushing...

Besides, creative activities such as painting to explore Hoa Binh cultural heritage, painting the 12 zodiac animals or making funny clay figurines will also bring joy and excitement to children.

Tourists enjoy experiencing traditional Tet at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, photo 2 — Tourists enjoy the experience of wrapping traditional banh chung at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology.

This year, the program also introduces technology application activities, bringing new experiences to visitors, especially young people. Some highlights include: "Overcoming the challenge of discovering Tet At Ty", "Snake Year Tour to learn about snakes in the Museum", "Experience drawing snakes and learning about their meanings"... to learn about the meaning of snakes in the culture of some ethnic groups through the Museum's artifacts.

This is an activity aimed at the program "Happy Spring At Ty: Cultural nuances of Muong, Hoa Binh" of the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology taking place on the 4th and 5th day of Tet (February 1 - 2).