Behind Oc Om Boc paddles: Untold stories of Khmer women

VOV.VN - The Ooc Om Boc Festival and Ngo boat race are a unique cultural tradition closely tied to the spiritual life of the Khmer people in southern Vietnam. To help preserve and promote the festival's values, an increasing number of Khmer women are taking an active part in practice and preparations for the races.

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