An exhibition displaying the cultural space of the H’re ethnic group and promoting the historical relic of the Ba To uprising opened in Ba To mountainous district on Wednesday evening.
The exhibition is a part of the Quang Ngai Tourism Week 2025.
The exhibition revived traditional rituals and ceremonies, stilt house architecture, and village spaces of the ethnic groups, and displayed traditional brocade products of Teng Village, art performances of Chieng Ba gong, cultural heritage of ethnic minorities, cultural life of the H’re people, and natural landscapes of Ba To District.
This event marks the beginning of preservation activities and opens up opportunities for developing community-based tourism associated with the unique heritage of the H’re ethnic group in Ba To District.
Quang Ngai Tourism Week 2025 aims to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Ba To Uprising (March 11, 1945–2025), the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of Quang Ngai Province (March 24, 1975–2025), and the 50th anniversary of Southern Liberation and National Reunification (April 30, 1975–2025).
Quang Ngai Tourism Week 2025 took place from April 11 to April 17, including a series of cultural, sports, and tourism events that reflect the traditional cultural identity of Quang Ngai province.
Minh Thien
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