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The Binh Dinh Province is set to host a spectacular festival celebrating the essence of its land and sea, taking place from July 11 to 15 in the beautiful city of Quy Nhon. This highly anticipated event, known as the “2024 Binh Dinh Essence of Land and Sea Festival,” will showcase the region’s unique culture, cuisine, and natural wonders to visitors from near and far. According to Lam Hai Giang, Deputy Chairman of the Binh Dinh People’s Committee, the festival will serve as a platform to promote the province’s tourism appeal and showcase the beauty of its land and people. It aims to present the image and brand of Binh Dinh ocean tuna to domestic consumers and exporters, contributing to the development of the fishing, processing, and trading of this specialty seafood. Kicking off the five-day event is a workshop on July 11, focusing on the fishing, processing, and trading of ocean tuna in Binh Dinh. This will be followed by a vibrant art and music program at the Nguyen Tat Thanh Squa...

The organizing board hosted a press conference on June 27, unveiling an exciting lineup for the opening ceremony. Prepare for a thrilling showcase of artistic talent, featuring performances by Salty Crew, The Funky Monkeys, and composer Another Nguyen, with comedic interludes by Mai My. The cultural event continues with the Saigon Soul Revival Band from Ho Chi Minh City, taking the audience on a musical journey. Guests are in for a treat with a delicious spread of Vietnamese cuisine and an engaging talk show, “Tracks & Talk.” The talk show will feature NASHI44, a multifaceted artist of Vietnamese origin, who is a singer, rapper, and composer. The festival also includes a special film screening of award-winning short films and a new series from the renowned German public broadcaster, ARD. This diverse program is organized by the Berlin capital administration and the Lichtenberg district, promising an unforgettable cultural experience. You may also like Free Film Week to ...

The Visit Vietnam Year-Dien Bien 2024 and the Ban Flower Festival were launched at May 7 Park in the city on Saturday evening under the themes of ‘Glorious Dien Bien – Infinite Experiences’ and ‘Returning to the Land of Ban Flowers.’ The event attracted thousands of locals and visitors. These activities are part of a series of events planned to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Vietnamese revolutionary army’s victory over French colonialists on May 7, 1954. Preliminary activities for the Ban Flower Festival were carried out three days prior to the official launch ceremony. During the opening ceremony, Tran Quoc Cuong, secretary of the provincial Party Committee, highlighted that 70 years ago, the Vietnamese revolutionary army defeated French colonial troops in a 56-day military campaign in Muong Thanh Valley, which is now Dien Bien Province. This victory directly resulted in the signing of the Geneva Accords, which ended the war and restored peace in Indochina. Dien Bien has ...