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Hanoi to Host Lam Dong Cultural Festival: Experience the Rich Culture, Scenery, and Economic Potential of Vietnam's Central Highlands

HANOI - Get ready to immerse yourself in the incredible culture, breathtaking landscapes, and booming economic opportunities of Vietnam's Central Highlands region with the upcoming Lam Dong Cultural Festival in Hanoi! From May 16 to 18, 2025, the vibrant streets of Hanoi will transform into a showcase of the unique charm of Da Lat and Lam Dong.

This event is a significant step in enhancing cooperation and raising awareness about one of Vietnam's most enchanting regions. The cultural extravaganza forms part of a broader collaboration strategy designed to foster better understanding and connectivity among various regions.

Cultural Celebration and Economic Empowerment

The festival presents an unmissable opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage, distinctive local products, and stunning tourism attractions that Lam Dong has to offer. Foreign and domestic visitors will have access to an extensive marketplace, exhibitions, and forums designed to foster connections and open up opportunities for trade and collaboration [1][2][4].

The K'Ho ethnic community in Di Linh District in Lâm Đồng Province celebrate the mừng lúa mới (the new rice) festival. The celebration will be re-enacted in Hà Nội during Lâm Đồng Cultural Day 2025. - VNA/VNS Photo Chu Quốc Hùng

Must-see Attractions

Forums and Conferences
Participate in the "Culture - Tourism - Trade" forum at the International Convention Center on May 17 and join leaders, experts, and businesses in discussing opportunities for cooperation and economic growth [2][3][4].
Exhibitions and Displays
Discover the rich heritage, culture, and urban planning of Da Lat at the Dinh Tien Hoang walking street near Hoan Kiem Lake [2][4].
Take a stroll through the tea space and indulge in some of the famous highland tea products during your visit [3].
Art Performances
Witness the dynamic opening program and art performance at the Ba Kieu Temple flower garden on the evening of May 17 [2][4].

Embracing Cultural Diversity

With a population of 47 ethnic groups, Lam Dong showcases a rich tapestry of languages, customs, beliefs, and cultural nuances. The festival ensures that these traditions are front and center, spotlighting unique rituals like the mừng lúa mới (the new rice celebration), the bỏ mả (leaving tomb) ritual, and the broom kidnapping tradition [1].

Vistors take pictures in Đà Lạt City, Lâm Đồng Province. - VNA/VNS Photo Chu Quốc Hùng

What's more, the event will introduce the "Central Highlands Gong Culture Space," a UNESCO-recognized "Masterpiece of Intangible Heritage of Humanity" and an "Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity." This will give attendees a rare opportunity to appreciate the intricate craftsmanship and ancestral traditions of the region [1].

The Lam Dong Cultural Festival in Hanoi promises to be an unforgettable experience, brimming with engaging cultural exhibits, delectable local cuisine, and outstanding performances that celebrate the unique spirit of Lam Dong. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to explore the beauty and potential of the Central Highlands region!

The Lam Dong Cultural Festival, taking place in Hanoi from May 16 to 18, 2025, provides an opportunity for both foreign and domestic visitors to immerse themselves in the rich culture, incredible landscapes, and economic opportunities of Vietnam's Central Highlands.
As part of a broader collaboration strategy, this event aims to foster better understanding and connectivity among various regions, serving as a significant step in enhancing cooperation.
During the festival, visitors can explore various attractions such as forums, exhibitions, and conferences held at the International Convention Center, providing a platform for discussions on cooperation and economic growth.
In addition, attendees can enjoy art performances and witness unique traditions like the mừng lúa mới (the new rice celebration), the bỏ mả (leaving tomb) ritual, and the broom kidnapping tradition.
The Central Highlands region is home to a diverse cultural landscape, with 47 ethnic groups showcasing a rich tapestry of languages, customs, beliefs, and cultural nuances.
The festival will also introduce the "Central Highlands Gong Culture Space," a UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage, offering a rare opportunity to appreciate the intricate craftsmanship and ancestral traditions of the region.