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The Tay ethnic group is one of the largest ethnic minorities in Viet Nam, mainly living in the northern mountainous provinces. They are well known for their peaceful lifestyle, traditional stilt houses, and beautiful folk songs such as Then singing. The Tay people have rich customs, colorful festivals, and unique costumes that reflect their close relationship with nature. Agriculture plays an important role in their daily life, especially wet rice farming. Today, the Tay ethnic group continues to preserve their cultural heritage while contributing to the cultural diversity of Viet Nam.

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The Tay is one of the most popular ethnic minorities. The Tay ethnic group occupy Vietnam with 1,700,000 people. They live mainly in Vietnam’s northern and northwestern provinces such as Cao Bang, Bac Can, Lang Son, Ha Giang, Thai Nguyen, and Lao Cai. Moreover, some of them emigrated to other provinces of Center highlands as Dak Lak, Lam Dong. The Tay are farmers who have a long tradition of wet rice cultivation, they plant rice on terraced fields along with the other crops and fruit trees. Cattle and poultry raising are well-developed, but a free-range style of animal husbandry is still popular. The market is also an important economic activity. On festival occasions, they make many kinds of cakes, such as square rice cakes, round rice cakes, black rice sesame cake, lime-water dumpling, fried rice cake, etc. To sum up, each ethnic group has its characteristics in its culture and customs. The Tay plays a very important role in creating its characteristics in the culture, customs, and cuisine of the Vietnamese people.

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The Tay ethnic group has been present in Vietnam since very early times, they reside mainly in the valleys of the Northeast provinces. Traditional houses of the Tay people include three basic types: stilt houses, half-stilt and half-earth houses and defensive houses. Their costumes are mainly made of black indigo fabric, with few decorative patterns. The main food the Tay people use for daily cooking is plain rice. In addition, they also use regular rice and sticky rice to cook porridge, lam rice, vermicelli, green rice and many other special dishes.