https://hoianheritage.net/en/biosphere-reserve.html vi Mon, 19 Jul 2021 08:07:00 GMT Mon, 19 Jul 2021 08:07:00 GMT https://hoianheritage.net/en/rss.html https://hoianheritage.net/uploads/logo-hoi-an_33eacedbcd98639441e90509e2e05718.png https://hoianheritage.net/en/biosphere-reserve.html 144 144 https://hoianheritage.net/en/biosphere-reserve/intangible-cultural-heritage/intangible-cultural-heritage-4.html Mon, 19 Jul 2021 08:07:00 GMT Visitors will be attracted by spiritual cultural value and intangible cultural forms that has existed for ages through the generations on the Cham Islands. The intangible culture includes the phonetic system, traditional vocabulary, and proverbs and folk-speech. These feature the characteristics of the Cham Islands, social experiences, work, and the local people’s feelings. Traditional legends and interesting folk stories tell us of the origin of the islands; natural disasters, typhoons and places of interest including streams, islands, and waterfalls. They also tell of the origin of salangane’s nests; and of folk-songs including “Hát Ru, Hát Hò Khoan, Điệu Hò, Lý, Hát Bả Trạo, Múa Đèn” related to the marine lives on the islands. In addition, the festivals and folk games express the diversity of the cultural origins and religion, traditional thought, indigenous life, culinary art, and humanitarian features. Generally speaking, it is the way of the communities to adapt to the natural and social environment to maintain and develop them. It is the intangible culture that features the uniqueness of the culture of the Cham Islands, and the diversity of the Hoi An culture heritage, Quang Nam in particular and the national culture in general.]]> https://hoianheritage.net/en/biosphere-reserve/tangible-cultural-heritage/tangible-cultural-heritage-3.html Mon, 19 Jul 2021 08:07:00 GMT Inthe16th and 17th centuries, Vietnamese community was formed and developed in Cham Islands. During life process, Vietnamese residents here built many architectural structures of culture, religion and population such as communal houses, pagodas, temples, shrines, wells,… for a diversity of living and culture demands. Through ups and downs, spite of impact of adverse factors of natural condition, these buildings have been still well preserved until now. They are a part of the precious tangible cultural heritage treasure of forefathers on Cham Islands.]]> https://hoianheritage.net/en/biosphere-reserve/ecosystem/ecosystem-2.html Mon, 19 Jul 2021 03:07:00 GMT 1/ VEGETATION
Among few of islands in Vietnam, the Cham Islands still retain a large vegetation cover. The tropical broad-leaved forest occupies the largest area. It is only distributed from 50 metres to 500 metres in height. There are many valuable woods such as Sindora maritima, Olea Europeae, ironwood,…]]> https://hoianheritage.net/en/biosphere-reserve/introduction/introduction-1.html Mon, 19 Jul 2021 02:07:00 GMT Cham Islands are known by many names in the past, such as Sanfu – Fùlaw, Pulociam, Pulaocham, Polochiam Pello, Chiem Bat Lao,Tiem Bich La; located 15 kilometers offshore from Hoi An and consist of seven small islands: Hon Lao, Hon Dai, Hon Mo, Hon Tai, Hon Nom, Hon La and Hon Kho.]]>