Every locality shows their cultural diversity. (Photo: VOV)

The booths are arranged in geographical order from the Northwestern mountains, the sunny and windy Central region to the fertile Mekong Delta. Can Tho city introduces its formation, development, and achievements through three themes: Can Tho in the past, 80 years of resilient development, and Can Tho as a central urban hub in the new era.

Nguyen Van Bay, Director of the municipal Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said: “We’re showcasing images of Can Tho in the past and its development over the past 80 years, especially its strong progress in the new era. There are posters of the city’s economic growth, social welfare, and industrial development.”

Traditional clothes of ethnic groups in Can Tho city (Photo: cand.com.vn)
At the booth of Tuyen Quang province, visitors can learn about the National People’s Congress in 1945 and other historical events that took place in the capital of the resistance.

Ma Thi Thao, Deputy Director of the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said: “Tuyen Quang is introducing its revolutionary tradition, local culture, and achievements by the provincial Party Committee and people over the past 80 years. With the merger of Ha Giang and Tuyen Quang, we now have a new space, a new tourism potential, and a broader vision. We hope to welcome more Vietnamese and foreign friends to Tuyen Quang.”

Visitors are interested in wax painting art of Mong people in Can Ty commune, Tuyen Quang province. (Photo: baotuyenquang.com.vn)
Each booth offers the distinctive features of one province or city, its achievements, traditional craft villages, tourist attractions, and cultural imprint. Ta Quang Dong, Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said: “This exhibition, which promotes the image of Vietnam and its achievements, has attracted many visitors from Hanoi and other provinces and cities.”