Ok Om Bok festival

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The Ok Om Bok festival is a traditional Vietnamese celebration of the moon and rice harvest, particularly observed by the Khmer community in the Mekong Delta with rituals, offerings, and cultural performances.

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instanceOf Khmer festival
Vietnamese festival
traditional festival
alsoKnownAs Lễ Ok Om Bok NERFINISHED
Lễ cúng Trăng NERFINISHED
Moon Worship Festival NERFINISHED
associatedEthnicGroup Khmer Krom NERFINISHED
Khmer people in Vietnam NERFINISHED
calendar lunar calendar
country Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam
culturalActivity boat racing in some localities
folk games
lantern releasing
traditional Khmer dance performances
traditional Khmer music performances
keyRitual fortune-telling for children
moon-offering ceremony
prayers for peace and prosperity
rice and agricultural produce offerings
mainRegion Mekong Delta NERFINISHED
mainTheme moon worship
rice harvest thanksgiving
purpose to give thanks for a bountiful rice harvest
to pray for good weather and good crops
recognizedAs intangible cultural heritage at provincial and regional level in Vietnam
religiousTradition Theravada Buddhism (Khmer) mixed with folk beliefs
socialFunction preserving Khmer cultural identity in Vietnam
strengthening community cohesion
symbol abundance and fertility
full moon
rice plant
timeOfDay main rituals held at night under the full moon
timeOfYear 15th day of the 10th lunar month
lunar October full moon
typicalLocation Bac Lieu Province NERFINISHED
Can Tho City NERFINISHED
Soc Trang Province NERFINISHED
Tra Vinh Province NERFINISHED
Vinh Long Province NERFINISHED
other Mekong Delta provinces
typicalOffering bananas
coconuts
fruits
sticky rice cakes
sugarcane
sweet potatoes
young rice (com non)

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Munirangsyaram Pagoda associatedWith Ok Om Bok festival
Soc Trang hasFestival Ok Om Bok festival