The hot-air balloon show will take place from 6am to 9am and from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm, with the possibility of adjusted times due to weather conditions.
The municipal Department of Culture and Sports has been tasked with organizing the hot-air balloon show and utilizing social resources.
Local police will ensure security, traffic safety, and fire prevention measures during the show.
The People’s Committee of Thu Duc city will oversee the event’s preparation and organization, as well as support the municipal police in maintaining security, order, and traffic and fire safety.
HCM City will be hosting a series of cultural and sports events for both local residents and visitors during the National Day holidays from September 1-4.
Nguyen Hue pedestrian street in District 1 will feature lion and dragon performances, drum festivals, and martial art performances of Vovinam, Wushu, Traditional Martial Arts, and Taekwondo.
The Sai Gon River Tunnel in District 2 will be the location for a high-range firework display, while the Dam Sen Cultural Park will showcase a low-range performance. The firework display will last for 15 minutes starting from 9pm.
Visitors to the Dam Sen Cultural Park will have the opportunity to enjoy outdoor performances of martial arts, human chess, folk street music, circus shows, and puppet shows.
Visitors with their birthday falling on September 2 will receive a special package ticket. Visitors with birthdays in September will be offered free entrance tickets or a 50% discount on package tickets.
Meanwhile, visitors to the Suoi Tien Theme Park in Thu Duc city can engage in water games, visit the Hung King worshipping temple, experience a farm model, and enjoy a large flower field. Additionally, they can enjoy free artistic performances showcasing the culture of ASEAN countries, circus acts, and magic shows.
“Golden Girl” of Vietnam’s Wushu
Even though she has won over 60 medals for qiangquan and broadsword of Wushu contests, both in Southeast Asia and Asia, Duong Thuy Vi has not stopped practicing hard because for the 21 year-old martial arts master, Wushu is not merely a sport but also her life and breath.
The Person Who Introduces Vietnamese Martial Arts to the World
Being a faithful follower of both Vinh Xuan (Yong Chun) – Vietnam and Viet Vo Dao (Vovinam) schools, martial arts master Phan Duong Binh converges the quintessence of both the world arts of fighting and the Vietnamese traditional ones. He is, therefore, not only the representative of North Vietnam’s Vovinam – Viet Vo Dao School, but also the person who greatly contributes to disseminating the spirit of Vietnamese martial arts to the world.
Tro Chieng- The Most Anticipated Festival in Thanh Hoa
The northern province of Thanh Hoa is rich in culture. It boasts not only many historical vestiges like Ham Rong Bridge, Ho Citadel and Lam Kinh Remains, but also many folk games and professional contests from the Ly dynasty, including Tro Chieng.
Thien Mon Dao honors Vietnam’s martial arts
On the side of the Day river, Du Xa Thuong village in Hanoi’s Ung Hoa district is home to a famous traditional martial art, Thien Mon Dao, which first appeared during the dynasty of King Dinh Tien Hoang (968-979).
The uniqueness of Khan Ran martial arts
Khan ran, a traditional checkered black and white shawl familiar to southern Vietnamese, could be used as a highly effective self-defense weapon in certain situations.
