The event is being held as part of the National Tourism Year “Binh Thuan – Green Convergence” festivities. Over 150 images and artifacts are on display at the exhibition, with the main goal of showcasing Sa Huynh archaeological culture and the cultural characteristics of the Cham, K’ho, and Raglei ethnic groups in Binh Thuan. Additionally, the exhibition highlights the landscapes, festivals, and traditional crafts of the Kinh people.
The exhibition also features a booth that introduces typical products of Binh Thuan, demonstrates brocade weaving and traditional pottery-making techniques, and showcases folk music.
Through this event, visitors have the opportunity to gain deeper insights into the unique cultural features, traditional customs, beliefs, and religions of ethnic communities throughout the country.
Furthermore, on the same day, the Wonderland Water Park in Tien Thanh commune officially opened. This seven-hectare park has been in operation since August 5, offering a variety of new and exciting attractions that have been attracting thousands of visitors daily.
Phu Quy Island’s pristine natural beauty
With wild but peaceful landscapes, Phu Quy Island in the southern province of Binh Thuan is an ideal destination for rest and relaxation, especially for young people who love trekking.
Binh Thuan inspects pandemic prevention work in quarantined areas
Three working groups including representatives of the Party Central Committee and People’s Council of Binh Thuan province inspected Covid-19 prevention work in some quarantined areas in the province on March 14.
Services available for tourists affected by flight ban
Accommodation service providers have been asked to continue to serve foreign tourists who are unable to return to their countries due to the Vietnamese civil aviation authority’s ban on flights between Vietnam and China.
Vietnam reports four more Covid-19 cases
The Ministry of Health reported four more cases of COVID-19 infection on March 11, bringing the total in the country to 38.
Exhibition of Vietnamese archaeological treasures to run in Hanoi
NDO/VNA – The Vietnam National Museum of History announced on April 9 that it will begin displaying archaeological treasures of the country on April 12.
