Street Carnival - International Tea Festival 2025

On the afternoon of December 6th, the 2025 International Tea Festival Street Carnival took place in B'Lao, the land of tea, bringing together 80 Cosmo contestants from many countries along with a unique fleet of vintage cars, creating a vibrant parade that attracted a large number of locals and tourists.

The parade of vehicles as part of the 2025 International Tea Festival.

Along the streets, the performing arts troupe moved to lively music, showcasing performances in the traditional costumes of each country.

Cosmo contestants, dressed in vibrant traditional costumes, paraded down the main street.

Each costume represents a unique identity, but when appearing together in the tea festival setting, they all create a vibrant tapestry of cultural exchange, reflecting the open-minded and inclusive spirit that the International Tea Festival aims for.

A Cosmo contestant showcased her beauty in a unique traditional costume, receiving much applause from the audience.

The Cosmo contestants posed and interacted with the locals, spreading a friendly image of the festival.

Adding to the visual appeal is a fleet of vintage cars decorated with the theme "Vietnamese Tea Heritage," combining classic and modern styles.

Tourists enthusiastically interacted with the vintage car parade amidst the vibrant atmosphere of the Carnival.

A procession of vintage cars moved through the central district, recreating a nostalgic scene of the old tea street.

A fleet of classic cars from the 1950s-1970s made a striking appearance, decorated in colors themed around Vietnamese tea.

A fleet of classic cars from the 1950s-1970s made a striking appearance, decorated in colors themed around Vietnamese tea.

A fleet of classic cars from the 1950s-1970s made a striking appearance, decorated in colors themed around Vietnamese tea.

These meticulously restored vehicles from the 1990s evoke memories while bringing the image of Vietnamese tea into urban life in a fresh way.

A fleet of classic cars from the 1950s-1970s made a striking appearance, decorated in colors themed around Vietnamese tea.

Street carnivals are not just visual displays, but also cultural messages: Tea and the spirit of respecting diversity can connect people from many countries.

A procession of floats adorned with tea leaf symbols moved along the main streets.

A large number of people from all walks of life participated in the parade on tea floats.

With the participation of international contestants and the local community, the street carnival truly became a festival of color, heritage, and cultural exchange in the heart of B'Lao, the "tea capital".

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/carnaval-duong-pho-le-hoi-tra-quoc-te-2025-408667.html