Dong Nai to organize Culture, Tourism - Cuisine Week between June 20 and 22

(ĐN)- The Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has just announced the plan to organize the Dong Nai Culture, Tourism - Cuisine Week 2025.

Dong Nai Culture, Tourism - Cuisine Week 2025 aims to celebrate party congresses at all levels, the National Party Congress and the 12th Dong Nai Provincial Party Congress, term 2025-2030. In addition, this is an annual tourism stimulus and promotion activity of the province with the message "Dong Nai - come to feel" to attract tourists, honor and promote the culture, tourism potential, traditional beauty, and unique culinary essence of Dong Nai.

The event is also an activity in response to the National Tourism Year 2025 "Hue - Ancient Capital, New Opportunities". At the same time, it is an opportunity to connect culinary businesses, tourist areas and attractions, and travel agencies inside and outside the province to meet, exchange, and introduce the potential for developing their tourism brands; promote destinations, introduce tours, travel routes, discount programs, promotions, and introduce unique cuisine.

With the theme: "Dong Nai Tourism - back to the land of sweet fruits", the event is expected to have 65 booths, including activities such as: introducing a model of Van Mieu Tran Bien made from fruits; a space for tourism, culture, historical relics and traditional handicrafts of Dong Nai, "Village craft products, OCOP products, local cuisine and regional products", promoting, and introducing Dong Nai fruit specialties. Activities to promote tourism of Dong Nai and other provinces and cities nationwide...

In particular, the week will feature a virtual reality tourism product exhibition with 3D/4D technology, and a virtual tourism model exhibition. Introducing virtual tourism models including expected locations such as: Van Mieu Tran Bien, Nguyen Huu Canh Temple, Nhon Trach Martyrs' Temple, Sac Forest War Zone...

The event will be open daily from 9 AM to 11 PM. The opening ceremony will take place at 7 PM on June 20. The closing ceremony will take place at 7 PM on June 22.

Reported by Ngoc Lien