Hmong girls dancing at Tsa Hauv Toj festival
Hmong girls
Across the river Tha
Paddy fields at the Luang Namtha province
Biking along the main road
The walk across a rope bridge
Encounting an Hmong hiker woman
An adept crossing the bridge
Tha river
Tha River (Maenam Tha)
Walking across the Tha river
Young villagers at a store beside the national mai…
Picturesque scenery of a restaurant location
Pond for fishing
Simple huts from the Hmong tribes
Boten, the border crossing with China
Boten is China on Laotian territory
Market along the highway to the Chinese border
No Kip please, only Yuan
Hmong tribes on the way back to home
Wolfgang captures Hmong kids
Hmong girls
Hmong kids
The Boat Landing Guest House
The Boat Landing Guest House
Calm traffic on the Tha river
Maenam Tha
Luang Namtha airfield
View to the city Luang Namtha
Holy cave behind Wat Luang Kone
Inside Wat Luang Kone
Wat Luang Kone
At the entrance to the Wat Luang Kone
Wat Luang Kone and its chedi
Surinphone Royal Hotel in Luang Namtha
Food product market in Luang Namtha
Fresh butcher products sold at the market
Luang Namtha main road
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Sitting beside the Tsa Hauv Toj celebration
Hmong New Year celebrations have Hmong ethnic traditions and culture, and may also serve to educate those who have interest in Hmong tradition. Hmong New Year celebrations frequently occur in November and December (traditionally at the end of the harvest season when all work is done), serving as a thanksgiving holiday for the Hmong people.
During the Tsa Hauv Toj celebration, Hmong dress in traditional clothing and enjoy Hmong traditional foods, dance, music, bull fights, and other forms of entertainment. Hmong New Year celebrations preserve Hmong ethnic traditions and culture, and may also serve to educate those who are interested in Hmong tradition. Hmong New Year celebrations occurred anytime within or close to the end of the harvesting period give or take a few days. However, the Tsa Hauv Toj event is not based on lunar calendar and it can occur anytime during or after the new year, typically in November and December.
During the Tsa Hauv Toj celebration, Hmong dress in traditional clothing and enjoy Hmong traditional foods, dance, music, bull fights, and other forms of entertainment. Hmong New Year celebrations preserve Hmong ethnic traditions and culture, and may also serve to educate those who are interested in Hmong tradition. Hmong New Year celebrations occurred anytime within or close to the end of the harvesting period give or take a few days. However, the Tsa Hauv Toj event is not based on lunar calendar and it can occur anytime during or after the new year, typically in November and December.
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