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Beautiful Chăm Muslim tradditional attire from An Giang province, Vietnam 🇻🇳🇻🇳 This is a very unique cultural feature of the Southwestern region that differentiate it from the Chăm people in Ninh Thuan or Binh Thuan: Kurung shirt + Skirt (Sarong) + Mat'ra scarf (shawl) + jewel

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