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“Highland culture” exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City
Update: Apr 27, 2009
An exhibition named “Highland culture” launched in Ho Chi Minh City Museum in April 24 with nearly 400 typical items selected from daily tools of ethnic people in Highland provinces.

The museum collaborated with collector Nguyen Van Hai to organize this exhibition.

The items were arranged in many different themes such as: daily activities, house on stilts, buffalo stabbing festival, carved tomb statute, gong and wine jar

The exhibition opens daily and lasts for February 20, 2010
TITC
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