Green Revolution: Cycling for a Greener Central Vietnam
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The vibrant cycling event in Hue, Vietnam, showcases the city’s beauty and promotes a clean environment.
Hue, Vung Tau, and Quy Nhon were recognized as ASEAN Clean Tourist Cities for their dedication to cleanliness and sustainability. This event further emphasizes Hue’s commitment to these values.
A heartwarming moment: a mother carries her daughter, dressed in the traditional Ao Dai, on their bicycle as they join the community ride.
Nguyen Van Phuc, the director of the Thua Thien-Hue Provincial Department of Tourism, hopes that this event will inspire a collective effort to protect Hue’s environment.
The charming combination of Hue’s iconic Ao Dai, local girls, and bicycles creates a unique and memorable experience for visitors.
Young girls take part in the community ride, spreading positivity and a message of environmental awareness.
Hue, the birthplace of Ao Dai, is also celebrated for its traditional craft of creating these exquisite garments.
The 2024 Hue Community Ao Dai Week celebrates the long dress as an integral part of Hue’s culture and aims to establish the city as the nation’s Ao Dai capital.
The Ao Dai is a timeless symbol of Vietnamese culture, cherished by both women and men across generations.
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The 2018 sea festival of Sam Son city of the north central coastal province of Thanh Hoa will take place on April 21, heard a press conference held in the city on April 12.
The Ha Long Carnival, a highlight of the Ha Long – Quang Ninh tourism week 2019, opened in Bai Chay and Hon Gai tourism area in the northern province of Quang Ninh on April 28.
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