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Traditional ploughing festival held to pray for bumper crops
A music performance at Tich Dien ceremony. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
A re-enactment of the King ploughs during Tich dien ceremony. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
The festival features the procession of the memorial tablet of King Le Dai Hanh from Long Doi Son Pagoda to the foot of Doi Mountain, where it merges with the procession of the local tutelary god and the founder of the Doi Tam drum making craft. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
A re-enactment of the King ploughs during Tich dien ceremony. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
The festival features the procession of the memorial tablet of King Le Dai Hanh from Long Doi Son Pagoda to the foot of Doi Mountain, where it merges with the procession of the local tutelary god and the founder of the Doi Tam drum making craft. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
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Traditional ploughing festival held to pray for bumper crops
01/28/2023 21:34
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The traditional Tich dien (ploughing) festival took place in Tien Son commune of Duy Tien town, the northern province of Ha Nam, on January 28 (the seventh day of the first lunar month) to pray for bumper harvests and prosperity. According to historical records, the Tich dien ceremony was first organised at the foot of Doi Mountain by King Le Dai Hanh in the spring of 987 and then became a tradition practiced every spring. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
Traditional ploughing festival held to pray for bumper crops
The traditional Tich dien (ploughing) festival took place in Tien Son commune of Duy Tien town, the northern province of Ha Nam, on January 28 (the seventh day of the first lunar month) to pray for bumper harvests and prosperity. According to historical records, the Tich dien ceremony was first organised at the foot of Doi Mountain by King Le Dai Hanh in the spring of 987 and then became a tradition practiced every spring. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
Traditional ploughing festival held to pray for bumper crops
The traditional Tich dien (ploughing) festival took place in Tien Son commune of Duy Tien town, the northern province of Ha Nam, on January 28 (the seventh day of the first lunar month) to pray for bumper harvests and prosperity. According to historical records, the Tich dien ceremony was first organised at the foot of Doi Mountain by King Le Dai Hanh in the spring of 987 and then became a tradition practiced every spring. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
Traditional ploughing festival held to pray for bumper crops
The traditional Tich dien (ploughing) festival took place in Tien Son commune of Duy Tien town, the northern province of Ha Nam, on January 28 (the seventh day of the first lunar month) to pray for bumper harvests and prosperity. According to historical records, the Tich dien ceremony was first organised at the foot of Doi Mountain by King Le Dai Hanh in the spring of 987 and then became a tradition practiced every spring. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
Traditional ploughing festival held to pray for bumper crops
The traditional Tich dien (ploughing) festival took place in Tien Son commune of Duy Tien town, the northern province of Ha Nam, on January 28 (the seventh day of the first lunar month) to pray for bumper harvests and prosperity. According to historical records, the Tich dien ceremony was first organised at the foot of Doi Mountain by King Le Dai Hanh in the spring of 987 and then became a tradition practiced every spring. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
Traditional ploughing festival held to pray for bumper crops
The traditional Tich dien (ploughing) festival took place in Tien Son commune of Duy Tien town, the northern province of Ha Nam, on January 28 (the seventh day of the first lunar month) to pray for bumper harvests and prosperity. According to historical records, the Tich dien ceremony was first organised at the foot of Doi Mountain by King Le Dai Hanh in the spring of 987 and then became a tradition practiced every spring. VNA Photo: Thanh Tùng
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