Cultural heritage sites: explore Phu Tho’s cultural heritages recognized by UNESCO

  The worshiping tradition of the Hung Kings originates from the era of the Hung Kings, the founding monarchs of the Vietnamese people. These revered figures played a pivotal role in establishing the nation of Van Lang, marking the era of the Hung Kings in Vietnam’s history. The belief in a shared ancestry, symbolized by […]

In the consciousness of every Vietnamese, Lac Long Quan and Au Co, as the parents of the nation, represent the origin of the Vietnamese people. According to legend, Au Co was the daughter of De Lai in Lang Xuong cave (Trung Nghia commune, Thanh Thuy district today). When Au Co was born, a fragrant aroma […]

Xoan Singing is a unique cultural product of Phu Tho. It is closely tied to legends from the time of the Hung Kings. Also known as “Hat cua dinh” (Dinh singing), it is a folk performance expressing the worship, customs, and rituals honoring the Village Guardian Deities and village festivals. It involves singing to commemorate […]

The Swimming Festival at Bach Hac The region of Viet Tri – Bach Hac is the geographical center where the first state of ancient Viet people was formed. Bach Hac Ward is situated in the convergence area of three rivers: the Red River, Da River, and Lo River, resembling three dragons bending towards each other. […]

The festival of escorting the Fairy Princess Chu Hoa – Hy Cuong in Lam Thao district (now part of Viet Tri City) Legend has it that, “King Hung Vuong the 18th had two daughters named Tien Dung and Ngoc Hoa. Both grew up to be increasingly beautiful, while their royal father aged day by day. […]

The folk saying in the lower district of Lam Thao has echoed for generations: “At the beginning of spring, Son Vi’s festival emerges, Robbing bridges and pounding the village, an inevitable event.” This folk verse, originating from the people in the lower district of Lam Thao, has been passed down through the ages. Every year, […]

Xoan singing, also known as “spring songs,” originates from avoiding the word “spring” (xuân) because “xuân” sounds like “huý,” the name of one of King Hùng’s wives. Therefore, when singing at the communal house, the term “xoan” is used. Xoan singing is present in various hamlets such as Kim Đơi, Thét, Trung, and Hội within […]

Situated along the Đà River, Thanh Thủy not only possesses the advantage of developing tourism but is also an area rich in cultural and historical relics, fostering the development of cultural and spiritual tourism. Among them, the prominent festivals include the cotton-snatching ceremony at La Phù Temple and the unique architecture of Hạ Bì Trung […]

The Ancestral Water Worship Ceremony at the historical site of Tien Temple, Tien Cat Ward, Việt Trì City On November 16, 2018 (the 10th day of the 10th lunar month in the Year of the Dog), the Ancestral Water Worship Ceremony was held at the historical site of Tien Temple in Tien Cat Ward. The […]

The festival at Dao Xa Communal House (Dao Xa commune, Thanh Thuy district) with its distinctive feature of elephant processions is held annually on the 27th, 28th, and 29th days of the Lunar New Year, with the 28th being the main festival day. This place worships Hung Hai Cong, the 19th prince of Hung Vuong […]