Yen Bai attends second Brocade Culture Festival in Dak Nong

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Yen Bai attends second Brocade Culture Festival in Dak Nong

Wednesday, December 2, 2020

YBO - A delegation of officials from the province led by Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Vu Thi Hien Hanh participated in the second Brocade Culture Festival, which took place in the Central Highlands province of Dak Nong from November 24 – 29.

Vice Chairman of the Yen Bai People’s Committee Vu Thi Hien Hanh at the province’s booth at the second Brocade Culture Festival in Dak Nong.

Themed "Culture and Tourism Festival – Oriental Quintessence,” the event brought together artisans from 15 provinces and cities across the country.

The Yen Bai booth showcased the province’s signature brocade products made by ethnic minorities, such as Tay, Dao, Mong, and Thai. The booth attracted a large crowd of visitors who came to explore local distinctive culture and traditional brocade products.

The event provided an opportunity for artisans from Yen Bai to exchange, share experience with those from other cities and provinces. It aimed to raise awareness among the artisans and communities about the preservation and promotion of the beauty of traditional brocade and patterns.

It was also a chance for the province to introduce and seek markets for its brocade products and boost tourism.

Dinh Tu

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