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Most people in Hatinh do not follow any organized religion, but they do practice ancestor worship and revere the father of our nation, the great President Ho Chi Minh.

Only a very small portion of the population of Hatinh province (about 19%) practices any kind of organized religion, with Christians being the largest group and Buddhism being the next largest group.

The relatively small number of adherents explains why there are very few temples and churches in the province. There are no major religious observances or festivals here, neither among Christians nor among Buddhists in this province.

In contrast to Hatinh, nearly 100% of the population of Hue province practices some organized religion. There are a variety of religions in Hue, including Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism and many others with the majority of the population practicing Buddhism . There are many big festivals celebrated every year, such as Vesak, Mother Bodhisattva, full moon in July... In this time, people decorate houses, streets, specially Pagodas and temples. They even decorate cars, trucks with a lot of flowers, lights, statues, pictures and slogans. They drive these cars throughout city. The rituals last two or three days. At that time, most people wear a costume called "ao lam". Families eat only vegetarian meals.  No meat is sold in the market at this time. Especially, they make a big vegetarian party in Pagoda. Vegetarian dishes are diverse with different flavors and shapes. Many dishes look like chicken, beef steak, beef hamburger, pork... but they are all made from vegetables, nuts, mushrooms and fungus.