Tuyen Quang pavilion at the exhibition of 80 years of national achievements

In the solemn setting of the National Exhibition Center (Hanoi), Tuyen Quang’s pavilion stood out at the national achievements exhibition themed “80 Years of Independence – Freedom – Happiness.”

With the theme “Tuyen Quang – The Cradle of Revolution, Steadfast into the Future”, the province’s exhibition space at the National Exhibition was scientifically arranged and rich in symbolism. It vividly showcased the province’s proud revolutionary traditions, as well as its outstanding achievements in socio-economic development, national defense, security, Party building, and the political system, along with development orientations for the coming period. In addition, displays of cultural heritage, festivals, ethnic cultural spaces, OCOP products, and unique cuisine, along with the province’s tourism potential and opportunities, also drew great interest from visitors and participants.

The exhibition takes place from August 28 to September 5. This is a nationwide political and cultural event, serving as a significant highlight in the series of activities celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2.

Tuyen Quang’s exhibition space stood out at the national achievements exhibition “80 Years of Independence – Freedom – Happiness.”

Visitors were excited to explore and learn about the beeswax painting technique used to create intricate patterns on the traditional costumes of the Mong people in Can Ty commune, Tuyen Quang province.

Models of Na Nua hut, Tan Trao communal house, the Tan Trao banyan tree, and wax figures of President Ho Chi Minh working at Na Nua hut continuously attracted large numbers of visitors for sightseeing and souvenir photos.

Visitors explored and learned about Tuyen Quang’s history at the exhibition.

The unique khen dance of the Mong ethnic group from Dong Van commune, Tuyen Quang province, was showcased at the exhibition space.

A large number of people came to visit, discover, and enthusiastically take souvenir photos at Tuyen Quang’s pavilion.

Visitors were excited to experience tea-making and tea-tasting activities.

Taking place from August 28 to September 5, the exhibition is a nationwide political and cultural event, serving as a major highlight in the series of activities celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2.

The traditional costumes of ethnic minorities in Tuyen Quang province stood out at the national exhibition.

The area showcasing Tuyen Quang’s culinary delights featured specialties such as corn noodles (pho ngo), thang co (a traditional dish), banh day (glutinous rice cake), and five-colored sticky rice.

Ly Thinh