In Hung Hoi commune, Cai Gia Giua Pagoda, although not large, is still a place associated with people's cultural activities. On holidays, mini Ngo boat racing activities are organized, creating a joyful atmosphere and contributing to preserving the traditional lifestyle of the Khmer people.
The pagoda space is also carefully cared for, suitable for community living needs. Some cultural activities are shared on digital platforms, helping the image of people's lives to spread more widely, especially among young people.

In the Khmer pagoda system in Ca Mau, Siem Can Pagoda is one of the typical places in preserving Khmer culture. Not only is it a place for religious activities, the pagoda also maintains traditional cultural activities, contributing to preserving long-standing cultural values.
Through support programs, cultural teams at the pagoda are facilitated in terms of musical instruments, costumes and practice. Thanks to that, folk songs and traditional dances become a connecting thread between generations in the community.
Many Khmer pagodas in Ca Mau are associated with the story of people and monks participating in construction and preservation over time. Not only valuable in architecture, the pagodas also reflect the cultural and religious life of the community.

From the attention of the State and the efforts of the people, Khmer cultural values in Ca Mau are being preserved and continued. These activities contribute to enriching spiritual life, while affirming the unique identity of the Khmer people in Dat Mui.