French city welcomes introduction of Vietnamese cultural space
The Vietnamese student association in the French city of Toulouse recently held a festival aimed at welcoming in the Lunar New Year whilst also promoting the nation’s culture to people from around the world.
Students snap a group photo as they visit a check-in spot that is built to resemble a rural style.
The festival has a dedicated space in which Ao Dai, the Vietnamese traditional dress, and Non La, a type of conical hat, are displayed to international friends.
The art of calligraphic and traditional Vietnamese artworks in the same style are showcased for the occasion.
The souvenirs on show prove to be popular among the many visitors in attendance.
Members of the Overseas Vietnamese community are joined by foreign friends as they enjoy the festive atmosphere of a Vietnamese Tet during the event.
The festival also plays host to a music gala, including an Ao Dai fashion show.
A special performance put on by students
A unique lion dance excites members of the audience.
To transform Quoc Oai District into a must-visit destination, the local government has embarked on a journey to enhance service quality and forge strategic partnerships with travel agencies. By including the district's unique attractions in tour itineraries, they aim to create a captivating experience that will draw visitors from near and far.
For the very first time, the diverse and rare wildlife of Indochina is being showcased to the world. This region, encompassing Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, has an abundance of unique and endangered species that are now on full display for all to see. It is a celebration of nature's wonders and a chance to appreciate the beauty and fragility of our planet's biodiversity.
As the sun rises over Vietnam, a new day dawns for health and wellness enthusiasts. The bustling parks echo with the sounds of energetic workouts, while families across the nation quietly embrace cleaner, healthier meals. It is a subtle yet powerful shift towards a lifestyle centered on wellbeing, with Vietnam carving its own unique path to a healthier future.
The festive season is a highly anticipated time for locals, and Hanoi's Old Quarter is abuzz with excitement as Christmas preparations kick into full gear.
