As part of the series of cultural activities to serve the Hung Kings' Commemoration Anniversary and the Cultural - Tourism Week of the Ancestral Land in the year of At Ty 2025, from April 3 to 7 (ie March 6 to 10, At Ty year) at the Hung Kings Museum, Hung Temple Historical Relic Site, there will be performances of bronze drum beating and bamboo pole stabbing to serve the people and pilgrims to Hung Temple.

Performance of bronze drum beating and bamboo pole stabbing at Hung Vuong Museum (Hung Temple Historical Site).

Young tourists participate in the experience of stabbing rice fields.

Every year, on the occasion of the Hung Kings' death anniversary, the Hung Kings Temple Historical Site and Hung Vuong University coordinate to organize bronze drum beating and bamboo pole stabbing activities for locals and tourists to promote and introduce the unique cultural identity of the Ancestral Land. Participating in the experience of bamboo pole stabbing and bronze drum beating with students of Hung Vuong University helps locals and tourists better understand the culture of the Hung Kings' time when the country was founded, and one of the forms of folk cultural activities of the ancient Vietnamese people.

Students of Thanh Lam Kindergarten (Phu Ninh district) enthusiastically participated in the experience of beating bronze drums.

Tourists experience playing bronze drums with students of Hung Vuong University.

Along with cultural, sports and tourism activities organized on the occasion of the Hung Kings' death anniversary, the activities of beating bronze drums and stabbing bamboo poles to serve the people and tourists contribute to preserving and honoring the unique cultural identity of the Hung Kings' era and the representative intangible cultural heritage of humanity. The Hung Kings' worship in Phu Tho creates an attractive highlight to attract tourists on the occasion of the Hung Kings' death anniversary and the Cultural - Tourism Week of the Ancestral Land in the year of At Ty 2025.

Phuong Thanh