A model of a traditional longhouse – a distinctive cultural feature of the S’tieng people. (Photo: VNA)
Items associated with the use of elephants in the daily life of the S’tieng. (Photo: VNA)
Bracelets, anklets, and beaded necklaces worn by the S’tieng ethnic group. (Photo: VNA)
Gongs – a signature musical instrument of the S’tieng culture. (Photo: VNA)
Everyday tools used by the S’tieng in both daily life and production. (Photo: VNA)
Mortar and pestle commonly used by the S’tieng people. (Photo: VNA)
Visitors explore the cultural exhibition space of the S’tieng ethnic group. (Photo: VNA)
Discovering the space displaying culture of S’tieng Ethnic Group
A collection of over 100 traditional artefacts of the S’tieng ethnic group is on display at the S’tieng Ethnic Cultural Conservation Area in Bom Bo commune (Dong Nai province). All the items are everyday tools that reflect the S’tieng people’s flexible and creative application of indigenous knowledge, showcasing rich historical and cultural values deeply rooted in their traditions.
