Nghe An Photo Club gives gifts and takes free photos for Mong people in Ky Son

Accordingly, the delegation presented 300 warm uniforms to students of Muong Long 1 Primary School; and 15 gifts to families in difficult circumstances. The total value of the gifts was nearly 40 million VND.

In addition, the Club also organizes photo exhibitions, cultural exchanges, and takes and prints photos for free to give to people in the heavenly gate of Nghe An.

The delegation presented gifts to people in difficult circumstances in Muong Long commune. Photo: Ho Chien

Muong Long is a special highland commune of Ky Son district, known as the Sapa of Nghe An. At an altitude of over 1,500m with foggy weather all year round, this is also home to the Mong ethnic group, and is also the core cultural area of ​​the Mong people in Nghe An.

Previously, Muong Long was known as the drug capital. In recent years, opium has been eradicated, people have planted many types of fruit trees, developed livestock, and their lives have improved, but there are still many difficult and arduous situations that need more help from the community.

The delegation presented 300 warm uniforms to students of Muong Long 1 Primary School; and 15 gifts to families with difficult economic circumstances. The total value of the gifts was nearly 40 million VND. Photo: Ho Chien

The joy of new clothes of students in Muong Long. Photo: Ho Chien

It is known that this is the 7th year of the program "Warmth of the Border Region" organized by the Nghe An Photo Club in remote, mountainous, border areas of western Nghe An. In addition to bringing gifts of material value, more importantly, the program spends time organizing cultural and artistic exchanges, to share the "warmth" of care and sympathy with the people here.

This is also an opportunity for members of the Nghe An Photo Club to learn about the lives of ethnic minorities, combined with creative activities in the highlands. Photo: Hai Vuong

At the same time, this is also an opportunity for club members to compose, take photos, learn about the life, activities, and cultural characteristics of ethnic minority communities. Thereby, contributing to introducing and promoting the image and beauty of the land, water, and people of Nghe An.