Mẫu Thượng Ngàn is a revered goddess in Vietnamese culture, particularly among the Tày and Thái ethnic groups. She is often associated with mountains and forests, symbolizing nature's power and fertility. Devotees believe she protects the land and its people, ensuring bountiful harvests and safety from natural disasters. Worship of Mẫu Thượng Ngàn includes various rituals and festivals, where offerings are made to honor her. Temples dedicated to her can be found in mountainous regions, serving as places for prayer and community gatherings. Her influence reflects the deep connection between the Vietnamese people and their natural environment.