In recent years, Dong Nai is no stranger on the tourist map when it is favored by nature, along with the attraction of the indigenous culture with a long history and quality investment in tourist attractions. is gradually increasing. Community-based tourist attractions are the most complete convergence of indigenous culture, becoming a cultural tourism product as a premise for development. This is the basis as well as the motivation for Dong Nai to continue orienting the development of local culture to become a strong tourism product of the province.
The whole province currently has 36 ethnic groups living together with a large population such as: Choro, Ma, S'Tieng, Coho, Hoa, Cham, Khmer, Tay, Nung, Muong... Ethnic minorities live For a long time such as: Choro, Ma, Stieng, Coho are also known as indigenous or local ethnic groups. Indigenous ethnic groups have settled in areas with mountainous terrain and deep forests in the province such as: Tan Phu, Dinh Quan, Xuan Loc, Vinh Cuu. With many cultural features imbued with national identity, festival beliefs such as polytheism, Sayangva festival of the Choro, new rice worshiping festival of the Ma, religious festivals of the Cham, ceremony The level of identity of the Dao people, the traditional festival of the Tay people, the Chua Ong festival of the Chinese people...
The construction of products features unique traditional cultural heritages containing many national quintessence of historical and cultural value. That identity is vividly expressed through various types of spiritual culture, costumes, festivals, folk games, crafts, cuisine, customs, practices, residential communities... Cultural diversity creates an attraction for tourists to discover, experience and learn about the traditional culture of indigenous ethnic minorities, which is considered appropriate in the current trend.
Developing tourism economy on the basis of preserving and promoting traditional cultural values to attract tourists is identified as an important task for sustainable tourism development, overcoming seasonality. To do that, the tourism industry is actively promoting communication and promoting the unique cultural identity of the ethnic groups to domestic and foreign tourists in many forms, creating a basis for restoring tourism. Tourism after the Covid-19 pandemic contributes to promoting traditional cultural values into tourist products that attract tourists.
Thanh Xuan
