Mai stood out at the event in a unique ensemble designed by local talent, Khac Hoang. The outfit drew inspiration from the traditional Vietnamese ‘tò he’ toy figurines, symbolizing luck, prosperity, and happiness.
Another Vietnamese representative, Thai Bui, also made waves at the Mister Fitness Supermodel World 2024 competition, securing a spot in the Top 3 best traditional costumes.
Thai Bui’s outfit, crafted by designer Tuan Hai, paid homage to the Hung Kings, ancient Vietnamese rulers of the Hong Bang period from 2879 to 258 BC.
Mai and Thai Bui are the respective runners-up of the Miss & Mister Fitness Supermodel Vietnam 2023 contest. The final round of the pageants is set to take place on May 18 in Vung Tau City.
Friendship ambassadors for peace recognised
The final competition for selecting friendship ambassador for peace wrapped up in Hanoi on December 12 evening.
Hung Kings Worship – A Source of Strength for the Nation
It became a great significant cultural event of Vietnam when “The Worship of Hung Kings in Phu Tho” was officially recognized as an intangible cultural heritage of mankind by UNESCO. It is the first time the custom of worshipping the ancestors of a nation was honoured by UNESCO, thus adding another precious heritage to the cultural treasures of humanity.
Adopting technology in keeping ‘Xoan’ singing alive
NDO – As 'Xoan' (Spring) singing is faced with the risk of being lost forever, Hung Vuong Museum in Phu Tho province, with the help of several researchers, have put forward a digital solution to preserve the heritage.
Hung King museum embodies Vietnam’s glorious history
Part of the Hung Temple Historical Relic Complex, Hung King National Museum in Viet Tri city, boasts a unique architecture and embodies Vietnam’s glorious history. The museum is a source of pride for Vietnamese people.
Cultural activities to be showcased at Hung Kings Temple Festival
An exciting array of events are to be featured during the Hung Kings Temple Festival in the northern province of Phu Tho between March 24 and April 2, or from the first to the 10th day of the third lunar month, as a means of paying tribute to the nation’s founders.
