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Traditional Costumes of Xa Phang Ethnic People
Then Pa village, located in Na Sang commune of Dien Bien province, is one of the main settlements of the Xa Phang ethnic group. Their culture has been carefully preserved and handed down through generations, adding vibrant colours to everyday life. These traditions are most vividly reflected in their clothing, particularly in the intricate art of embroidery and sewing.
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