Hands-on activities thrill visitors at Muong Lo culture - tourism festival 2020
- Friday, October 23, 2020
YBO - Hands-on activities were a highlight of the Muong Lo culture - tourism festival 2020, as they enabled participants to experience the local culture in both traditional festivals and daily life. A number of activities to be named include brocade weaving, Khen (local panpipes) making, xoe dance teaching, and folk games. Visitors were also enable to explore local life across communes.
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Teaching folk dances at the experience space.
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