Opening of the thematic exhibition "Colors of Dak Lak Culture"

On the morning of April 18th, at the Dak Lak Museum, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Dak Lak province, in coordination with the Provincial Association of Literature and Arts, organized the opening of the thematic exhibition "Colors of Dak Lak Culture".

Attending the opening ceremony were former Provincial Party Secretary Nguyen An Vinh; former Deputy Provincial Party Secretary Le Chi Quyet, along with representatives from relevant departments and agencies; and a large number of tourists from within and outside the province.

Delegates cut the ribbon to inaugurate the thematic exhibition "Colors of Dak Lak Culture".

The thematic exhibition "Colors of Dak Lak Culture," taking place from April 18th to May 18th, 2025, showcases over 150 valuable documents and artifacts, divided into two themes: "Literature and Art of Dak Lak Province - 50 Years of Journey" and "Culture of Ethnic Groups in Dak Lak Province."

Delegates visited the themed site "Culture of Ethnic Groups in Dak Lak Province".

Each theme is a journey of discovery , reflecting both the continuous development of Dak Lak's art and culture and showcasing the diversity of ethnic cultures living in the area. The works presented in the exhibition are not only artistic products but also reflections of the soul, vitality, and aspirations of a land always yearning for development, blending traditional values ​​with the spirit of the new era.

A large number of students visited the thematic exhibition "Colors of Dak Lak Culture".

The thematic exhibition "Colors of Dak Lak Culture" is not only an opportunity to look back on 50 years of building Vietnamese literature and art after the country's reunification, but also a chance to admire the unique cultural values ​​of Dak Lak province - a place where the diversity and richness of 49 ethnic groups living together converge, showcasing the exquisite beauty and endless creativity of its people.

Source: https://daklak.gov.vn/-/khai-mac-trung-bay-chuyen-e-sac-mau-van-hoa-ak-lak-