Mong Traditional Costumes Preserve Cultural Heritage in Dien Bien
Mong ethnic traditional costumes are being preserved across generations, particularly in Vietnam's northern Dien Bien province, playing a crucial role in cultural heritage protection. Markets in Dak Lak province serve as spaces for the Mong people to maintain connections to their homeland and cultural identity.
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