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The Khmer people have a lengthy history. As a result of these deeply rooted rituals and ideas, even if traditional festivals have moved to many different locales, they have not lost touch with their original awareness.
Sen Dolta Festival: Khmer grateful to their benefactors
Sen Dolta is one of the rituals that shows the Khmer’s deep gratitude to ancestors, grandparents and parents, praying for dead people and asking good luck for living people.
Du Ke Theatre – a unique performing art of southern Vietnam
Du Ke is a style of musical theater created by Khmer people in southern Vietnam in the early 1900s, which reflects the Khmer people’s daily life and production activities.
New book features Khmer murals in southern Vietnam
A book featuring the art of ethnic Khmer murals in southern Vietnam by cultural researcher Huynh Thanh Binh has been released by the HCM City-based Van Hoa-Van Nghe (Culture-Arts) Publishing House.
Khmer people put traditional outfits on display at Ok Om Bok Festival
A range of traditional costumes worn by Khmer people have been introduced at the recent Ok Om Bok festival held in the Mekong Delta province of Tra Vinh.
Ok Om Bok Festival of the Khmer
The Khmer in Vietnam’s southern region are celebrating the Ok Om Bok or Moon Worship Festival.
Ghositaram pagoda - unique destination in Bac Lieu
As a unique cultural destination in Bac Lieu province, Ghositaram pagoda is a museum of fine arts showcasing the talent of Khmer artists.
Ok Om Bok Festival of the Khmer
The Khmer in Vietnam’s southern region are celebrating the Ok Om Bok or Moon Worship Festival.
Doi pagoda of the Khmer
Ngo junk race of the Khmer in Soc Trang
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Khmer’s folk music becomes national heritage
Ninh Thuan bustles with Kate festival in Oct.
The virtue of dù kê performances
VietNamNet Bridge – Dù kê is a popular form of folk art created by the Khmer in the Southwestern region of Vietnam. All performances praise the good and condemn the bad.
