Vietnamese Cultural Festival Officially Opens in Russia

Coming to the festival, visitors are quickly awakened in all senses, thereby feeling more clearly about a Vietnam rich in traditions from cuisine to art and history.

The Vietnam Cultural Festival officially opened at Red Square (Manezhnaya), Moscow, Russia and will last until August 3, 2025.

The Vietnamese Cultural Festival officially opened in the Russian Federation.

The Vietnamese Cultural Festival is held on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Russian Federation and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The festival is organized by the Moscow Government in coordination with the Vietnamese Embassy in Russia.

Many exhibition spaces with different themes have been arranged so that visitors and residents of Moscow can enjoy the sounds of traditional Vietnamese musical instruments, take part in cooking classes of typical dishes such as beef noodle soup, spring rolls and green rice flakes... as well as watch traditional water puppet performances.

In particular, within the framework of the exhibition “ Hanoi 12 Flower Seasons,” designer Vu Viet Ha introduced a collection of Ao Dai with typical images of flowers such as daisies, lilies, lotus flowers - symbolizing each season in the capital. Each flower is associated with its own memories of the city.

The Vietnamese cultural festival received much attention from Russian tourists.

The exhibition “Son Garden - Tropical Colors” will introduce to visitors works that blend traditional values and modern breath, created by Lá Art.

The photo exhibition "Vietnam - Country and People" recreates images of regions across Vietnam, along with indigenous people and unique landscapes.

“Summer in Moscow” is the city's key warm season project, bringing together more than 400 participating venues, including a series of major festivals, charity events, sports , concerts, seminars, film screenings, stage performances and many other exciting activities.

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