2016 Ha Long cherry blossom festival to display golden apricot flowers
According to the information announced by Vice Chairman of the Ha Long city People’s Committee Vu Hong Son at the recent press conference, the golden apricot flowers in Yen Tu mountain will be displayed for the first time at this year`s festival.
2016 Ha Long cherry blossom festival will be organised in Ha Long city in the northern province of Quang Ninh from March 18 to 21.
According to the information announced by Vice Chairman of the Ha Long city People’s Committee Vu Hong Son at the recent press conference, the golden apricot flowers in Yen Tu mountain will be displayed for the first time at this year's festival.
With the special appearance of this kind of flower, the organisers changed the festival’s name to the Ha Long Cherry Blossom - Yen Tu Golden Apricot Festival 2016 with the theme of Integration, Cooperation and Development.
This is the fourth annual festival organised by the People’s Committee of Quang Ninh province and Japan's Wanokai International Culture Association (WICA).
The festival's opening ceremony will take place in 30/10 Square, Ha Long city on March 18, indulging visitors in a sea of pale pink and white blooms brought by Japan.
The fesival will take place various activities including performance and art programmes by Vietnamese and Japanese artists; Japanese culture; and an exhibition of cherry blossoms and apricot flowers.
The golden apricot is a valuable, rare flower on Yen Tu Mountain in Uong Bi city. This year, the flowers are scheduled to have about 80 trees on display.
Beside 60 cherry blossom trees from Japan and some from northern mountainous provinces in Vietnam, the festival also features 160 stalls introducing tourism, culture and foods from Vietnam and Japan.
In addition, a conference promoting investment in tourism and trade, particularly the UNESCO-recognised World Natural Heritage of Ha Long Bay, will be also held.
The annual festival aims to boost cultural relations between Quang Ninh and Japan, which has brought in many businesses and encouraged cooperation between local people and tourists in Vietnam and Japan.
It will be a chance to introduce Japanese culture and flowers to Vietnam and promote the country's tourism development.
According to the information announced by Vice Chairman of the Ha Long city People’s Committee Vu Hong Son at the recent press conference, the golden apricot flowers in Yen Tu mountain will be displayed for the first time at this year's festival.
With the special appearance of this kind of flower, the organisers changed the festival’s name to the Ha Long Cherry Blossom - Yen Tu Golden Apricot Festival 2016 with the theme of Integration, Cooperation and Development.
The golden apricot flowers in Yen Tu mountain in Quang Ninh province.
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The festival's opening ceremony will take place in 30/10 Square, Ha Long city on March 18, indulging visitors in a sea of pale pink and white blooms brought by Japan.
The fesival will take place various activities including performance and art programmes by Vietnamese and Japanese artists; Japanese culture; and an exhibition of cherry blossoms and apricot flowers.
The golden apricot is a valuable, rare flower on Yen Tu Mountain in Uong Bi city. This year, the flowers are scheduled to have about 80 trees on display.
Beside 60 cherry blossom trees from Japan and some from northern mountainous provinces in Vietnam, the festival also features 160 stalls introducing tourism, culture and foods from Vietnam and Japan.
In addition, a conference promoting investment in tourism and trade, particularly the UNESCO-recognised World Natural Heritage of Ha Long Bay, will be also held.
The annual festival aims to boost cultural relations between Quang Ninh and Japan, which has brought in many businesses and encouraged cooperation between local people and tourists in Vietnam and Japan.
It will be a chance to introduce Japanese culture and flowers to Vietnam and promote the country's tourism development.
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