Recreating the beauty of Lam Dong land and people in the heart of Hanoi capital

The colorful flower scene symbolizes the stream flowing at the foot of Lang Biang, attracting tourists to pose for photos.

With more than 200 images, documents, artifacts, models, musical instruments, ethnic costumes, traditional crafts, scenic spots, destinations... the exhibition space recreates the beauty of Lam Dong land and people in the heart of the capital.

Cultural artifacts of Lam Dong ethnic groups

Seeing flowers is like seeing Da Lat, the whole space is decorated with fresh flowers, decorated with flower baskets and flower arrangements.

The center of the space is a flower miniature with the words Lang Biang and a stylized winding flower stream, created by many beautiful flowers of Da Lat such as hydrangeas, icebergs, begonias... attracting tourists to check-in and pose for photos.

Gong performance on the street in the exhibition space

Standing out in the space is a large gong model symbolizing the culture of the Central Highlands ethnic groups along with documents, images and artifacts from Lam Dong Museum, introducing to the capital's audience the unique features as well as the diverse and rich traditional cultural values ​​of the Southern Central Highlands.

Standing out in the space is a large gong model.

The booth displays and performs unique traditional musical instruments with bamboo instruments, T'rung, Dinh Put, lithophone..., creating the sounds of the mountains and forests, sometimes as clear as birds chirping, sometimes like the sound of a flowing stream, sometimes as loud as a waterfall... attracting the audience.

Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee Tran Hong Thai visited the space for displaying and performing traditional musical instruments.

Delegates from Lam Dong province at the space for displaying and performing traditional musical instruments

Lam Ha district's exhibition booth attracts with its elaborately carved pole, the symbol of the stilt house and hundreds of cultural artifacts, production tools, hunting, gathering, and daily necessities of the K'Ho people such as: a set of 6 gongs, a wine jar, a rice mortar, a basket, a bamboo basket, a bead necklace, etc.

Set of 6 gongs of the K'Ho people on display at the booth of Lam Ha district

Here, the gong team from Bo Lieng village, Dam Pao contributed to the festival a performance space with deep and majestic sounds, combined with xoang dance, introducing to the large audience of the Capital the heritage of the Central Highlands Gong Cultural Space, which has been honored by UNESCO as a masterpiece of humanity.

Artisan Ro Ong K'Hai from B'No C village demonstrates the traditional brocade weaving craft of the KH people in Lam Dong.

Besides the Turtle Tower, Pen Tower, Ngoc Son Temple, and the ancient Ba Kieu Temple, there seems to be a Central Highlands presence through the motifs, patterns, and lines of brocade colors.

The exhibition space introduces traditional costumes and demonstrates the traditional weaving craft of the K'Ho people, creating a mark. Using brocade material, young designer Rona - a child of the K'Ho village - has created unique fashion designs, harmoniously combining tradition and modernity.

Young designer Rona introduces unique fashion designs on brocade material

In addition, tourism agencies have introduced destinations and scenic spots of Da Lat associated with pine forests, lakes, streams, waterfalls, etc., creating great attraction for tourists and meetings, connecting tours with travel businesses.

Introducing destinations such as Elephant Mountain Pine Forest, Sacom Tuyen Lam... to tourists and travel agencies

The space to introduce culture and tourism during Lam Dong Cultural Day in Hanoi has spread the beauty of Lam Dong land and people to domestic and international friends.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/xa-hoi/202505/tai-hien-ve-depcua-dat-va-nguoi-lam-dong-giua-long-thu-do-ha-noi-5ef0b9b/