Quan họ folk singing is honored by UNESCO as a world treasure.
That means the whole world loves it too. Vietnam is proud of this music.
💡 Vietnamese Festivals — Fun Facts
Fun “Did you know?” facts about Vietnamese Festivals — tap through 10 at a time!
The Hùng Kings Festival is a national holiday for all of Vietnam.
The whole country celebrates on the same day. It honors the very first kings.
Boat races are a fun and cheerful part of some Vietnamese festivals.
Teams paddle fast to the finish. Everyone cheers from the shore!
At spring festivals, people visit temples to make good wishes.
They hope for health and happiness. It is a calm and hopeful time.
Many festivals have dragon and lion dances with loud, happy drums.
The dancers leap and twirl. The drums keep a lively beat.
The Lim Festival is famous for quan họ folk singing.
Singers answer each other with sweet songs. People listen and smile.
The Hùng Kings Temple Festival honors Vietnam's legendary founders.
People visit the temple to say thank you. They remember the old kings with joy.