Mui Ne fishing village was the first place the group stopped to visit. The simple beauty of the place evoked a sense of rustic charm in the members of the group. A fishing village separate from the hustle and bustle of the city. Almost all members of the group expressed their delight at the peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.
They didn't hesitate to learn about the customs, habits, and daily cultural life of the people in the coastal region. Professor Israfil from Dhaka University (Bangladesh) expressed: "In Bangladesh, there are also fishing communities that depend on the river, just like in this fishing village where people depend on the sea. I feel a sense of familiarity. And I would like to invite everyone to come to Vietnam to learn about the culture, people, and cuisine here; even I want to return."
One of the next destinations was Bau Trang. In a way, the artists continuously expressed their emotions. They had exciting experiences riding off-road vehicles across the sand dunes, conquering hilltops, or the thrill of plunging into ravines, only to then stand before endless stretches of white sand dunes. The beauty of nature overwhelmed many artists, leaving them feeling like they were in a painting. Amidst the vast, endless expanse of white sand dunes, the artists themselves felt incredibly small in the face of nature. And it was these very sand dunes that witnessed the talented French artist Kenjah David filming his music video, remarking that it was the Sahara of Vietnam. Kenjah David shared: “I’ve had the opportunity to visit many scenic spots in Vietnam from North to South, and now I’ve had the chance to visit the Sahara of Vietnam. I love the beauty here, I love the pristine environment with its endless sand dunes, creating a majestic yet incredibly romantic scene. I filmed a music video at the Mui Ne sand dunes and hope to release it soon. Everyone will soon be able to enjoy it and be proud of it.”
The artist is always open and sociable in any situation. On stage over the past few days, Kenjah David has always received support from the audience in Phan Thiet. They have shown him genuine affection for always giving his all on stage with his performances.
The Romanian artists were surprised upon arriving. This small but poetic and peaceful land easily captivated them, making them long to stay. Artist Doina Rupu said: “I truly had a wonderful time here. It’s a fantastic place, one I really enjoyed. Can you believe it? But right now, I just want to stay here, to have a longer and more extended experience.”
After exploring the scenic spots and landmarks, the group of artists from various countries also spent time visiting a dragon fruit orchard, a specialty fruit of Binh Thuan province . They had the opportunity to see the vast dragon fruit plantations and observe the farmers diligently tending to the vibrant, fruit-laden trees. Although the visit was brief due to their daily performance schedule, it left a lasting positive impression on the international artists. For them, these will be some of the most beautiful memories from their tour in Phan Thiet.
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