Tiên Lục Festival

Visiting the Tiên Lục Festival amid the poetic spring scenery with lush green mountains and hills, you cannot help but be amazed by the image of the thousand-year-old Dã Hương tree beside the Viễn Sơn communal house (also called the Dã Tree communal house), standing tall through the years. On festival days, not only local residents and tourists from afar but also descendants who have moved away for work return to join the festival, creating a lively and bustling atmosphere.

Following the lively procession is the solemn ceremony honoring the saint Cao Sơn, who is worshiped here. Next comes a series of festive activities such as the cầu (pole) snatching contest, calligraphy competition, swing riding, tug-of-war, wrestling, cockfighting, and a traditional communal feast featuring dishes like sticky rice, pork, pork intestines, vegetables, cooked cassava, pork bone stew with mỡ root, soup, and more, attracting a large number of participants. The Tiên Lục Festival has long been a well-known regional event, annually organized under the attention and direction of the People's Committee of Lạng Giang district.