The festival will feature a variety of activities including traditional music and dance performances, cooking demonstrations, and exhibitions of traditional dishes. Visitors will be able to sample a variety of dishes from different regions, as well as learn about the unique customs and culture of the country. There will also be workshops for children to participate in, allowing them to learn more about Vietnamese culture. The Vietnam Culture and Food Festival 2023 will be a great opportunity for people to experience the nation’s vibrant culture and unique cuisine. It is expected to attract people of all ages and backgrounds, providing a special platform to discover the country’s rich heritage. Visitors will be able to enjoy the traditional music and dance performances, take part in cooking demonstrations, and sample a variety of dishes from different regions of Vietnam. Additionally, there will be interesting workshops for children, which will provide an opportunity for them to learn more about the culture and customs of the country. The Vietnam Culture and Food Festival 2023 will be an extraordinary event that will bring together people from all over the world to experience the country’s vibrant culture and unique cuisine. It will provide a one-of-a-kind platform for people of all backgrounds to discover the nation’s rich heritage and take part in the festivities. Attendees will be able to take in the traditional music and dance performances, observe cooking demonstrations, and taste a variety of dishes from different regions of the country. Furthermore, there will be fun and educational workshops for children, allowing them to learn more about the culture and customs of Vietnam.
| The Vietnam Culture – Food Festival 2023 is expected to honor the diversity and uniqueness of Vietnamese cuisine. Photo: The Hanoi Times |
It is aimed at promoting the beauty of Quang Tri province as well as the diverse cultural heritage of Vietnam.
The Tourism Promotion Festival, themed “National Soul – Taste of Homeland”, is jointly organized by the Hanoi Tourism College, the Quang Tri Provincial People’s Committee, and the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism with the purpose of promoting the stunning beauty of Quang Tri province as well as the colorful cultural heritage of Vietnam.
The event, held from April 28-30, will feature 80 food booths highlighting cuisine from three distinct regions across the nation. Attendees can look forward to savoring an array of delicious dishes from different parts of the country.
The Opening Ceremony of the much-anticipated festival will be held on April 28th, bringing together a vibrant mix of music, dance, and culinary performances to showcase the myriad colors of culture. Attendees will be captivated by the spectacular array of cultural delights on display, creating a truly unique experience. Don’t miss the chance to join in on all the fun and be part of this unforgettable celebration!
The festival will feature numerous special programs to draw in tourists and aid in the recovery of tourism in Quang Tri, and the nation as a whole. Guests can experience a regional food fair, showcasing the culinary delights of the three regions of Vietnam, with top chefs demonstrating the quintessence of Vietnamese cuisine. Additionally, visitors can enjoy an exciting Sunset Chill music show.
Speaking at a press conference this week, Director General of the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism, Nguyen Trung Khanh, announced the upcoming festival that seeks to celebrate the diversity and uniqueness of both Vietnamese and Central cuisine. The festival will take place during the National Day of Solidarity and Reunification (April 30), an event that marks the unification of Vietnam. Mr. Khanh expressed his excitement for this major cultural and culinary event and urged locals and visitors alike to join in the festivities.
“This is also part of a series of stimulating initiatives to support the reopening of tourism in the new era, thereby drawing many tourists to Quang Tri Province,” he said.
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