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Ancient singing, dancing become part of national heritage
Ancient singing, dancing become part of national heritage   (Oct 03, 2016)
Ai Lao singing and dancing, a traditional ritual associated with the legend of Saint Giong’s defeat of invaders, has been recognised national intangible cultural heritage. 
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