Australian festival provides platform to showcase Vietnamese culture

TIN LIÊN QUAN
	New Australian ambassador asked to foster exchange of delegations
	Vietnam Culture Week kicks off in Laos

The Vietnamese booth back during the 2017 version of the festival.

The event was held between February 21- 23 with 330 booths of organisations and embassies going on display along a seven kilometre street in the Australian capital.

The Vietnamese booth was situated within the ASEAN cultural village area, showcasing culture and tourism publications, along with traditional items.

Upon their visit to the Vietnamese stand, visitors could learn more about the nation, with many guests keen to taste some local delicacies, such as Nem, a type of spring roll, Bun Cha, a delicious dish containing noodle soup, and Che, sweet soup.

Along with national booths, a range of art performances were put on across six of the festival’s stages, with hundreds of artists taking part.

Spring Festival 2019 honours traditional Vietnamese culture The Spring Festival 2019 will take place at the Vietnam Exhibition Centre for Culture and Arts, No.2 Hoa Lu street, Ha Noi from January 25-28, ...

Photographer Nicolas Cornet: I wish viewers know more about Vietnamese culture As a person who has a natural association with Vietnam, French photographer Nicolas Cornet has introduced several works in his photo book on Vietnamese pagodas.

Vietnamese culture day held in Egypt A Vietnamese culture day was held in Damietta province of Egypt by the Vietnamese Embassy in Egypt and the province’s authorities on November 15.