Vietnam’s Central Highlands Hosts Maiden Off-Road Race

The SaiLun Cup 2023 is a prestigious event organized by the Dak Lak Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism and the People’s Committee of Buon Don District. It is the largest event of its kind in the Central Highlands province and will run until August 17th.

With eighty teams, the championship brings together domestic and international racers in a thrilling competition.

The opening ceremony, held on Sunday morning, showcased traditional art from the Central Highlands, a gong performance, and a parade featuring ten off-road vehicles.

Off-road cars are pictured at the opening ceremony of the SaiLun Cup 2023 in Buon Don District, Dak Lak Province, Vietnam, August 13, 2023. Photo: Tam An / Tuoi Tre
Off-road vehicles are pictured at the opening ceremony of the SaiLun Cup 2023 in Buon Don District, Dak Lak Province, Vietnam, August 13, 2023. Photo: Tam An / Tuoi Tre

The competition consists of various events, including a jungle race on Monday and Tuesday, an off-road rally, and a twilight ride from Monday to Wednesday.

All events will conclude on Thursday with an awards ceremony and a closing ceremony.

The SaiLun Cup 2023 serves as a platform for selecting exceptional racers for regional and international tournaments, while also promoting the growth of national off-road racing. Additionally, it presents an opportunity to showcase the tourism potential of Buon Don District.

Running in parallel with the race is the Vietnam Camping Festival season 7, which has attracted participants from various locations across the country to Buon Don, Dak Lak.

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