“Living history” of Muong Lo Thai culture
- Tuesday, September 27, 2022
Distinguished artist Lo Van Bien in Cang Na village, Trung Tam ward, Nghia Lo town, has been proudly named as “living history” of Thai ethnic culture and ancient xoe dances.
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Distinguished artist Lo Van Bien together with artists at Muong Lo Culture – Tourism Festival.
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