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Kỳ 2: Năm mới bắt đầu bằng tiếng sấm

Part 2: The New Year Begins with Thunder

After a half-century hiatus, in recent years, the New Year Thunder Ceremony has been regularly held by the O Du people in the village. The recognition of this ritual as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage has revived the unique cultural features of this small ethnic group that were once thought to be forgotten.

Part 1: Exploring the Nam Non region

The O Du people currently have only about 100 households, mainly living in Vang Mon village (Nga My commune). Few people know that they have a proud past. Their ancestors are said to be the first people to reclaim the land on both sides of the Nam Non River - the upper source of the Lam River.
Unique ceremony to welcome the first thunder of the year of the O Du ethnic group

For the O Du community in Vang Mon village, Nga My commune, Tuong Duong district, the first thunder welcoming ceremony of the year is the oldest and most sacred custom. Although no one remembers when the thunder welcoming ceremony began, it has been preserved and passed down from generation to generation, becoming an indispensable ritual in the cultural life of the O Du ethnic community, one of the five smallest ethnic groups in Vietnam.

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