"Thần Đất" is a term in Vietnamese culture that translates to "Earth God." This deity is often associated with agriculture, fertility, and the protection of the land. People worship Thần Đất to seek blessings for good harvests and to ensure the well-being of their crops and livestock. In Vietnamese tradition, offerings are made to Thần Đất during festivals and special occasions. These rituals often include food, incense, and other items to honor the Earth God. The worship of Thần Đất reflects the deep connection between the Vietnamese people and their land, emphasizing the importance of agriculture in their daily lives.