The tourism festival gets underway at Le Van Tam Park in District 1, popularizing the message “Welcome to Ho Chi Minh City”, in an effort to stimulate post-pandemic tourism.
Long dresses featuring the landscape and culture of each locality nationwide are showcased during the Ao Dai fashion show.
The beautiful landscapes of Ninh Binh and Thai Binh provinces are featured in each outfit.
Models boast popular sightseeing spots such as Huong Tich Pagoda, Quang Tri ancient citadel, and Cuc Phuong national park printed on the long dresses they wear.
Long dresses are used as a way of introducing major tourist destinations in the Central Highlands region.
The annual tourism event is held in conjunction with the country’s hosting of the 31st Southeast Asian (SEA) Games aimed at boosting domestic tourism.
A model appears graceful wearing an Ao Dai featuring a sightseeing spot in Dong Nai, a locality in the south.
Young models from the Mekong Delta region show the beauty of scenic spots through images on the long dresses.
Singer Dong Nhi dons a long dress which features images of destinations in Ho Chi Minh City, including Bitexco and Landmark 81 buildings, along with Thu Thiem 2 bridge.
Various activities are being held during the festival, including a travel fair that have attracted plenty of visitors.
A visitor learns more about a sightseeing tour by helicopter which costs VND5 million for each passenger.

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