Tug-of-war (kéo co) is honored by UNESCO as a shared world tradition.
Kids in many countries play it too. It brings people together with fun.
🇻🇳 All Vietnamese Folk Games facts →
More facts about Vietnamese Folk Games
In "ô ăn quan," children move little stones around a board.
"Rồng rắn lên mây" is a fun chasing game with a long line of kids.
"Bịt mắt bắt dê" is a game like blind-man's-buff with a blindfold.
"Nhảy dây" means jumping rope, a favorite playground game.
In "kéo co," two teams pull a rope in a friendly tug-of-war.