350 booths for Tet shopping and Vietnamese cuisine

Vietnam - Thailand Tet shopping and culinary fair takes place from December 21, 2024 - January 1, 2025

The Tet shopping fair and Vietnamese - Thai cuisine and the "Folk Cake" Festival will take place from December 21, 2024 - January 1, 2025 at the Provincial Stadium, Gia Nghia City (Dak Nong).

Medicinal products from the Northwestern provinces are present at the fair.

The fair attracted 350 booths of 250 businesses from many provinces and cities across the country. The fair also introduced imported products from Thailand.

Many products manufactured by domestic enterprises are displayed at the fair.

Including: Textiles, fashion , leather shoes, agriculture - forestry - seafood, consumer goods, food, information technology, handicrafts, office equipment and school supplies, products serving the tourism industry...

Consumer stalls attract people to shop for Tet

Within the framework of the fair, there is also a folk cake making contest, with the theme "Preserving and developing Vietnamese cakes", to honor the craftsmen and artisans who have contributed to preserving and promoting the traditional folk cake making profession of the nation.

Traditional cakes are made and sold directly by artisans from the Southwest region at the fair.

The fair also has a Thai food area with many delicious dishes.

Thai cuisine at the fair

In addition, every night on the main stage there are special music and dance shows performed by famous music and comedy stars.

Thai food court with many dishes serving people when visiting the fair

This is an opportunity for Dak Nong people to access good quality goods at reasonable prices, shopping for year-end consumption.

Some pictures at the fair

Many delicious Thai dishes attract consumers at the fair

Cake and handicraft products from craft villages participating in the fair

Many consumer goods produced by domestic enterprises are chosen by customers.

Consumers shop for goods at the fair

Source: https://baodaknong.vn/350-gian-hang-mua-sam-tet-va-am-thuc-viet-nam-thai-lan-tai-dak-nong-237843.html