With both the meaning of preserving the cultural heritage of traditional craft and promoting the economic value of agriculture and tourism, many localities in Lao Cai have gradually restored and developed the traditional profession of making nuggets.
High School No. 3, Bao Yen district, organized the "Cultural Festival of Ethnic Groups" with many exciting and attractive activities with strong national identity..
Going to Nghia Do commune (Bao Yen), visitors will see looming under the palm trees are the solid and ancient traditional stilt houses of the Tay people. From long distance, the Tay's stilt house looks like a giant mushroom, making the Tay village exude its very own beauty, in harmony with nature and the surrounding environment.
The Provincial People's Committee has just issued Decision No. 3753/QD-UBND on October 22, deciding on the ranking of Don Bac Ha as a provincial historical relic.
On October 26, in Tham Duong commune, Van Ban district has held the festival "New flavor of Com" from OCOP sticky rice product "Khau Tan Don".
Ethnic traditional costumes are one of the criteria to identify ethnic groups, especially for the Dao people in Bao Thang, the people are preserving the national traditional costumes because weaving and embroidery are still maintained by women in the community. These are good signs in the protection, preservation and promotion of cultural heritage values in the community.
La Chi people are ethnic minorities living in Nam Khanh commune (Bac Ha district), so far they still preserve many unique cultural features. One of them is the traditional costume of the people here. In particular, La Chi women in Nam Khanh still grow cotton, weave and sew clothes for family members.
For the Red Dao people, silver and decorative patterns on silver are very popular. Products are mainly used for decoration on shirts, hats, necklaces, bracelets... Patterns are chiseled strokes, carved on silver jewelry, which are small motifs that contribute to beautify the jewelry to become beautiful, harmonious and highlight the beauty and nobility of the people.
If anyone once came to Vinh Yen and Nghia Do communes (Bao Yen - Lao Cai), they would be captivated by the clear then singing and the unique melody of the gourd lute.
For many generations, the palm leaf hat has been the familiar item of the Tay ethnic group, Ban Lien commune (Bac Ha district), now it has become the unique cultural product of the locality associated with community tourism.
