Da Nang Revives M'Nong People's Traditional Water Offering Festival
Da Nang City in central Vietnam has revived the traditional 'Water Offering Festival' of the M'Nong ethnic minority group. This initiative aims to preserve fading ethnic culture and revitalize local communities.
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