The upcoming event will feature a special inauguration ceremony for the Nguyen Van walking street alongside the picturesque Lap An Lagoon on the evening of May 10th.
A diverse range of festive activities will accompany this inauguration, including musical performances that are sure to delight attendees. Witness the graceful Ao Dai fashion show, showcasing the beauty of Vietnam’s traditional long dress. For those seeking an adventure, paragliding offers a unique opportunity to explore the breathtaking Lang Co Bay from above.
Additionally, a whale worshipping ritual will be held, providing a cultural experience rooted in local traditions. Visitors can also expect exciting boat races, a women’s football tournament, and the thrill of camping under the stars. A trade fair will also be organized, offering a variety of attractions and activities for all tastes.
Lang Co Bay, recognized as the 30th member of the World’s Most Beautiful Bays Club in 2009, has since established itself as a beloved tourist destination for both local and international visitors. Its natural beauty and charm continue to captivate all those who visit.
The Offering Ceremony at the Hamlet Entrance of the M’nong People
The offering ceremony at the hamlet entrance is considered the year’s most important communal activity the M’nong people. It is often held in late March and early April of the lunar calendar with the aim of praying to the genies for good weather, bumper crops, health and luck all year round.
Quang Ngai Open Paragliding Championship kicks off
NDO – The Quang Ngai Open Paragliding Championship 2019 officially kicked off for the first time on Ly Son Island, on June 22, as part of the second Ly Son Culture Tourism Week 2019.
Bac Lieu culture-tourism week kicks off
The Bac Lieu culture-tourism week kicked off in Bac Lieu city, the Mekong Delta province of Bac Lieu on November 20.
Paragliding an increasingly popular hobby
Paragliding is an increasingly popular hobby for those who love height, adventure and thrills.
Kitchen Gods ceremony a tradition of Tet
The Vietnamese traditional New Year (Tet) festival actually begins on the 23rd of the last month of the lunar year, which falls on January 17 this year, with the “Ong Cong – Ong Tao” (Land Genie and Kitchen Gods) ritual.
