Experience gongs and brocade at Dak Lak Culture Week
Dak Lak - The province will organize the 2026 National Unity Culture Week with many heritage experience activities.
According to the joint plan of Dak Lak Provincial People's Committee and the Standing Committee of the Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, the event is themed "Dak Lak - A place of convergence of cultural colors". The program is associated with Vietnam Culture Day November 24 and the Great National Unity Festival.
Activities are organized in Buon Ma Thuot ward, Tuy Hoa ward and localities in the province. The opening ceremony is scheduled to take place at 7:30 PM on November 20 at Dak Lak Museum. The art program combines gongs, epics, folk songs, folk dances, Bai Choi art and marine cultural materials.
From November 20-24, people and tourists can experience cultural heritage, practice gongs, xoang dance, brocade weaving, learn about handicrafts and traditional cuisine.
The Brocade Festival and Traditional Costume Performance also take place at Dak Lak Museum during this time.
The coffee cultural heritage road is organized on Phan Dinh Giot street, Buon Ma Thuot ward, from November 20-24. Activities connect coffee stories from growing areas, producers to processing and enjoyment.
From November 22-24, the virtual reality experience program will recreate the moment President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence on September 2, 1945.
Film week to celebrate Vietnam Culture Day also takes place from November 18-24 at the Cinema Complex of the Provincial Film Distribution and Cinema Center.
At the grassroots level, each commune and ward is required to organize at least 1-2 appropriate activities. Each village, hamlet, and residential group organizes at least 2-3 activities with the direct participation of people. Localities are encouraged to maintain community cultural models after the event.
On November 24, relevant units will organize the opening of relics, museums and cultural works to serve people and tourists. Fee-charged locations are required to review plans for exemption and reduction of entrance fees.
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