The Lotus Blooms: A Festival Unveiled in the Historic Hue Imperial City
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The festival featured a fashion show with ‘Ao Dai’ traditional long dresses designed by local artist Viet Bao, culinary demonstrations of Hue lotus specialties by chef Mai Thi Tra, and vegetarian cuisine from An Nhien restaurant’s head chef.
White lotus tea, a delicate and fragrant beverage.
Local authorities were present at the event, showing their support and engagement.
A unique artistic performance, part of the festival’s entertainment.
The ‘Ao Dai’ costumes featured elegant lotus flower prints.
Paper lotus flowers, a creative and eye-catching exhibition piece.
Local Hue girls wore ‘Ao Dai’ dresses with lotus flower prints, a beautiful combination of tradition and nature.
Nguyen Van Phuc, director of the Thua Thien-Hue provincial Department of Tourism, spoke at the opening ceremony, highlighting the festival’s goal to honor the Hue lotus and introduce its culinary delights to a wide audience, including international guests.
Delegates and tourists enjoyed tasting a variety of dishes at the festival’s food booths.
The festival is envisioned to become an annual event, enhancing the local tourism industry and adding a unique attraction to the Hue Festival in the years to come.
Whenever wearing Vietnamese traditional long dress, ao dài, all Vietnamese women feel the special beauty and attractiveness of the costume. Ao Dai, for them, is not only a kind of dress but also a way to express their emotion and feeling. Let’s meet a Hanoi woman who shares a special love for Ao Dai!
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