[0:00]Now, according to report on 2025 review and key directions for 2026, the Foo Tax Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has affirmed that Hatswan is set to become a unique cultural tourism product.
[0:13]Helping promote national identity and attract international visitors sustainably. Hatswan is a distinctive ceremonial folk music form, closely tied to the worship of the Ho Kings and recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
[0:32]The essence of Hatswan lies in the harmonious blend of simple music, traditional instruments, graceful and solemn dance movements, and symbolic lyrics.
[0:44]These elements reflect the deep history and life philosophy of the community in the ancestral land. The development of tourism linked to Hatswan not only brings economic value, but also plays a crucial role in the sustainable preservation of this cultural heritage.
