International tourists celebrate the New Year in Mui Ne in a memorable way.

Many international tourists who celebrated the New Year 2026 in Mui Ne National Tourist Area (Lam Dong province) had memorable moments and impressions.

International tourists celebrate New Year's Eve 2026 in Mui Ne.

On the night of December 31st, the moment of transition from the old year to the new year, resorts in Mui Ne were bustling with international tourists. Every resort organized New Year's celebrations for visitors, such as traditional art performances, lion dances, bamboo pole dances, sparkling wine tasting, and fireworks displays.

Traditional New Year's art performance in Mui Ne on the night of December 31st.

Many tourists take advantage of the opportunity to choose a beautiful spot and capture memorable moments to preserve their memories in Mui Ne. The family of Mr. Khegai Denis and Mrs. Khegai Marina, Russian nationals, are among them.

Capture the moment of watching the art performance.

Mr. Khegai Marina said: “The party was wonderful, so we couldn't help but take pictures as souvenirs. The most impressive part was the artistic performance, such as the lion dance and the traditional Cham dance.”

Khegai Denis and Khegai Marina pose for a photo with the lion dance troupe.

Besides taking selfies with the backdrop of the screen inscribed with "Happy New Year," tourists can also take photos with the lion dancers and Cham dancers...

Tourists capture memories of celebrating the New Year 2026 in Mui Ne.

A manager at a resort in Mui Ne National Tourist Area reported that over 90% of the guests were international visitors, primarily from Western and Eastern Europe. To meet the demand of tourists, the resort organized a New Year's Eve celebration.

International tourists attend a New Year's party at Mui Ne National Tourist Area.

In 2025, Lam Dong province is expected to welcome over 20.7 million tourists, an 18% increase compared to 2024 (reaching 106% of the plan); of which, international tourists will account for approximately 1.28 million, an increase of nearly 40%. Revenue from tourism activities is estimated at around 56,800 billion VND, a 24.5% increase.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/khach-quoc-te-don-nam-moi-an-tuong-o-mui-ne-415285.html