Vietnam has officially recognized the Bom Bo historical site as a national relic. Simultaneously, the traditional hand-pounded rice practice of the S'tieng and M'nong ethnic groups in Dong Nai City has been added to the national list of intangible cultural heritage. This dual designation highlights the government’s commitment to preserving both physical historical landmarks and the living cultural practices of its diverse ethnic communities. The Bom Bo site holds significant historical importance, though details regarding its specific history were not provided in the source. The recognition of the rice-pounding tradition acknowledges its cultural value and aims to safeguard it for future generations. These additions enrich Vietnam’s national heritage portfolio, promoting cultural identity and tourism. The designations are expected to foster greater awareness and protection of these valuable cultural assets.