Highlights of Ban Me Dance program

The program took place under the canopy of an ancient Camphor tree in the Bao Dai Palace, Buon Ma Thuot City. In a magical, colorful and musical space, the audience enjoyed an art program and fashion show through collections of Ao Dai fashion combined with ethnic brocades such as Ede, Bana, Jarai... by designer Dang Thi Minh Hanh. The program was elaborately staged, combining the reenactment of traditional crafts such as brocade weaving, knitting, sculpture, pottery,...

Ban Me Dance program takes place under the canopy of ancient Camphor tree

Mr. Pham Tien Hung, Permanent Vice Chairman of Buon Ma Thuot City People's Committee, Head of the Organizing Committee, said that this is an activity to celebrate the 120th anniversary of Dak Lak Province's establishment, associated with the 120th anniversary of Buon Ma Thuot's formation and development; 50 years of Buon Ma Thuot victory, liberation of Dak Lak province. Thereby, continuing to promote the image of Buon Ma Thuot city as rich, beautiful, ecological, and unique, contributing to building and promoting the great solidarity of ethnic groups in Dak Lak province.

The program is elaborately staged, combining fashion shows with artistic choreography.

Showcasing brocade fashion collections by designer Dang Thi Minh Hanh

Recreating traditional crafts of the Central Highlands ethnic groups

“Promote and introduce cultural and tourism products of Buon Ma Thuot so that people and domestic and foreign tourists know that Buon Ma Thuot city has traditional cultural features but also modern features and affirms the determination of the ethnic people of Buon Ma Thuot city to build Buon Ma Thuot city to become the central urban area of the Central Highlands region,” said Mr. Pham Tien Hung.

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