The art memorial of Don Ca Tai Tu Nam Bo and musician Cao Van Lau has been recognized by Bac Lieu province as a 4-star OCOP tourism product standard. This is the first 4-star OCOP tourism product of the Mekong Delta.
The artistic memorial area of Don Ca Tai Tu Nam Bo and musician Cao Van Lau, currently located in Ward 2, Bac Lieu City (Bac Lieu Province) is over 12,500 square meters, including many different items, such as: House , souvenir house, performance house … Inside the memorial area, there are many pictures, documents and exhibits stored, recording the formation and development of Don Ca Tai Tu. This is also a typical tourist destination recognized in the Mekong Delta region and an OCOP tourism product (One product per commune program for the period of 2018 – 2020, according to Decision 490 dated May 7, 2018 of the Prime Minister) 4 star of Bac Lieu province.The stylized donut symbol (an important musical instrument in Don Ca Tai Tu singing) can be seen from the entrance.Symbolic at night …The statue of the late musician Cao Van Lau in the memorial area. Behind the late musician is the song Da nostalgic lang always associated with his name.Ancient versions of Don Ca Tai Tu, such as the North, the South, the Oats, the Le … are briefly depicted on a project.The full version of the immortal nostalgic Da song by the late musician Cao Van Lau was composed by him in 1919. This is a precursor song to the song of Vong Co, which was later called the “king’s song” on the Southern reformed stage. Formally printed in the souvenir area.Statues of musical instruments used in singing Don ca Tai Tu, such as: Don (dan) pliers, don stork, don gourd, don don, song lang (loan) …A model of a group of people singing Don Ca Tai Tu. People often organize singing in the house, garden, or on the river (boat, boat …) …The statue of the late musician Cao Van Lau is holding the harp (harp), who has greatly contributed to the name of the art of Don Ca Tai Tu, Cai Luong later. The spun plant itself is also considered a cultural symbol of Bac Lieu.In the memorial area there is also the grave of the late musician Cao Van Lau and relatives.
In December 2013, UNESCO officially recognized the Southern Vietnamese Don Ca Tai Tu Art as the representative intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
In 2019, Bac Lieu also celebrated the 100th anniversary of the birth of the nostalgic Da village (1919 – 2019).
