Khmer people
Chairman of Vinh Long Provincial People's Council wishes Chol Chnam Thmay Tet at Khmer pagodas
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Vinh Long - Mr. Nguyen Minh Dung - Chairman of the Provincial People's Council visits, wishes Tet, and gives gifts to Khmer pagodas, encouraging people to welcome a peaceful new year and preserve culture.
Baking contest of Khmer ethnic people celebrating Chol Cham Thmay
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An Giang - The contest attracts civil servants, public employees, workers; ethnic minorities, and armed forces in Hon Dat commune.
The Nam Tong Pagoda named B-52
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An Giang - The pagoda of the Khmer people in O Lam commune was once the fulcrum of the revolution in the anti-American resistance war.
Medical examination, free medicine distribution, and gifts for Khmer people in O Lam commune
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An Giang - The Logistics Department of the Provincial Police organizes medical examinations, free medicine distribution, and gifts for Khmer people in difficult circumstances in O Lam commune.
Supporting Khmer women to start businesses through vocational training classes
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Kien Giang - The Women's Union of Dinh Hoa commune has implemented many free vocational training programs to help women, especially Khmer women, improve their lives.
Promoting the role of prestigious people in the border area of Kien Giang
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Kien Giang - For over 10 years, Mr. Danh Hung, as a prestigious person, has connected Khmer people with local authorities in border areas.
Deputy hamlet chief devoted all his efforts to supporting Khmer ethnic people
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Kien Giang - Mr. Thach mobilized philanthropists to build houses and support gifts for poor households, helping Khmer people have the motivation to improve their lives.
Prestigious hamlet chief, devoted to ethnic minorities
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Kien Giang - Mr. Danh Loi, Secretary and Head of the Hon Me Hamlet Leadership Board, is a typical example of a prestigious person among ethnic minorities.
The bustling Sen Don Ta festival of the Khmer people
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The Khmer people in the South in general and Soc Trang province in particular are celebrating the Sen Don Ta Festival. This is an occasion for descendants to show their filial piety to their deceased grandparents and ancestors.