Tín Ngưỡng, or folk beliefs, refers to the traditional spiritual practices and beliefs of a community, often intertwined with local culture and customs. It encompasses various rituals, deities, and ancestral worship, reflecting the values and history of the people. Tín Ngưỡng is commonly practiced in many regions, particularly in Vietnam, where it plays a significant role in daily life and community events. These beliefs often include reverence for nature, spirits, and ancestors, with practices such as offerings and festivals. Tín Ngưỡng serves as a way for individuals to connect with their heritage and seek guidance or protection from higher powers. It is an essential aspect of cultural identity for many communities.