Lam Dong Prepares a Series of Cultural Events to Bring Communities Together
Lam Dong is actively preparing a series of activities to mark Vietnam Culture Day on November 24, in conjunction with the Great National Unity Day on November 18. The events aim to promote traditional cultural values, strengthen community solidarity and create more opportunities for residents to participate in and enjoy cultural activities.
As of October 10, 2026, 47 out of 124 communes and wards in Lam Dong have formulated plans to celebrate Vietnam Culture Day alongside Great National Unity Day, while 70 have developed activity plans for Vietnam Culture Day for the 2026–2030 period. Local authorities are actively choosing activities and formats that align with their cultural identities and practical circumstances.
A Diverse Lineup of Cultural Events
Several major events are currently being organized, including the 2026 Lang Biang International Music Festival, set to take place from November 13–15 in central Da Lat. This festival will blend contemporary music with showcases of the cultural heritage of Lam Dong and the Central Highlands.
From November 20–24, Lam Vien Square is anticipated to host the “K-Vietnam Wellness Festa & Expo in Dalat 2026,” an international event focused on economic and cultural exchange, alongside the Vietnam–Korea Friendship Marathon.
The province is set to host the inaugural Lam Dong Provincial Mass Arts Festival from November 16–20 in Dong Gia Nghia Ward, along with an artistic event in honor of Vietnam Culture Day and the 11th Da Lat Flower Festival.
Anticipated activities will include exhibitions of books and photography, presentations of heritage, a week of film screenings, traditional cultural experiences, and community sports events.
The Lam Dong Provincial Women’s Union is organizing a rally and an ao dai parade themed “A Thousand Shades of Ao Dai – Spreading Vietnamese Culture,” featuring around 1,000 participants.
Putting Communities at the Heart of Cultural Life
The province has designated residential areas as the main focus, with residents as the key participants and beneficiaries of cultural activities.
By coordinating activities surrounding Great National Unity Day on November 18, Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day on November 23, and Vietnam Culture Day on November 24, Lam Dong seeks to create a series of practical events that resonate within the community.
In the upcoming period, Lam Dong will enhance its communication efforts, monitor the progress of implementation, and tackle any challenges to ensure that activities are carried out safely, cost-effectively, and efficiently.
The province will also finalize the data for the Vietnam Cultural Digital Map platform in preparation for its anticipated nationwide launch on November 1, 2026.