Mẫu Thượng Ngàn Worship is a traditional Vietnamese religious practice that honors the Mother Goddess, particularly in her role as the protector of nature and agriculture. This worship is part of the broader Tín ngưỡng thờ Mẫu (Mother Worship) system, which emphasizes the reverence for female deities. The rituals often take place in sacred forests or mountains, where devotees offer prayers, incense, and food to seek blessings for fertility, prosperity, and harmony with nature. The worship is characterized by vibrant ceremonies, music, and dance, reflecting the deep cultural significance of the Mother Goddess in Vietnamese spirituality.