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Gia Lai actively preserves gong cultural space
Gia Lai actively preserves gong cultural space   (Apr 02, 2014)
The Central Highland province of Gia Lai is making every effort to preserve and promote the cultural space of its famous gongs, which were recognised by UNESCO as an intangible and oral masterpiece of human culture in 2006.
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