In her inaugural address on October 20, Mai Thi Hong Ngoc, Chairwoman of the VWA in Gyeonggi, emphasized the festival’s goal of fostering a deeper understanding of Vietnamese and Korean cultures among the citizens of both nations. Through a vibrant showcase of Ao dai, traditional musical performances, and folk games, the organizers aim to introduce and reconnect the Vietnamese diaspora with their rich cultural heritage, instilling a sense of pride and a stronger connection to their roots.
Ngoc further highlighted the festival’s role in uniting the Vietnamese community, fostering solidarity, and enriching their cultural and spiritual lives.
Ambassador Vu Ho acknowledged the growing presence of the Vietnamese community in the RoK and recognized the invaluable contributions of Vietnamese women in fostering stronger ties between the two nations. He expressed his desire for more cultural exchange initiatives to strengthen people-to-people connections.
The event concluded with the organizers presenting gifts to underprivileged children from Vietnamese-Korean families.
Unveiling Hanoi’s Secrets: A 48-Hour Michelin Guide
The Michelin Guides, an esteemed series of guidebooks published by the renowned French tire company, Michelin, since 1900, has provided discerning travelers with insightful suggestions for exploring the enchanting Vietnamese capital of Hanoi in just 48 hours.
‘A Cultural Extravaganza: ‘Q’pop & Quechua Concert’ Celebrating Vietnam-Peru Ties’
On October 23, the Hanoi Opera House will play host to an extraordinary cultural exchange as Peruvian and Vietnamese artists come together to celebrate 30 years of diplomatic relations between their nations. The ‘Q’pop & Quechua Concert’ promises to be a vibrant and unique event, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of both countries through music and performance.
Unlocking Hanoi’s Suburban Getaway Destinations
The untapped potential of Hanoi’s rural areas presents a unique opportunity to enhance its competitive edge in the tourism sector. By effectively leveraging the inherent strengths of these regions, the city can create a distinctive and appealing offering that captivates visitors seeking authentic and enriching travel experiences. This approach not only boosts Hanoi’s tourism prospects but also contributes to the sustainable development and prosperity of its rural communities.
Hanoi’s Captivating Cultural Display: The Tourism Ao Dai Festival Captivates Tens of Thousands.
The 2024 Ao Dai Festival drew to a close with a spectacular cultural celebration, paying homage to Vietnam’s iconic traditional dress while showcasing the very best of Hanoi’s tourism offerings for the year ahead.
The Grand Cultural Extravaganza: A Festival of Peace and Unity
Nearly ten thousand citizens and representatives from diverse city forces united as participants in the rehearsal for the grand opening of the “Cultural Festival for Peace.” This highly anticipated event will commence at 7 AM sharp on the 6th of October, with the rehearsal ensuring a seamless and spectacular start to the festival.
