traditional central highlands culture introduced in hcm city picture 1
Artists play the gong, which is a unique kind of musical instrument that is played by the ethnic people residing in the Central Highlands region. The gong performance has been recognized UNESCO as “Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity”.
The gong performance is part of a cultural programme running with the theme “Lang Biang legendary night”, which is held at Aeon Mall Tan Phu in Ho Chi Minh City.
The dance performance by local ethnic people hailing from the Central Highlands region attract large crowds of local people who are curious about the typical art form only known in the Central Highlands.
A local artist plays a musical instrument.
A range of bespoke musical instruments are debuted, therefore allowing visitors to gain a greater understanding of the different cultures of each ethnic group.
Guests also have chance to try playing some of the musical instruments during the event.
A range of traditional dances are performed by ethnic minorities during the occasion, drawing attention from a large number of visitors.
Ethnic girls donning traditional outfits appear charming whilst performing local dances.
Specialties from the Central Highlands region are also introduced at the event.