Ready for the Closing Ceremony of the 2026 Summer Tourism Program
On August 27, Dinh Van Tuan, Member of the Provincial Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, attended and oversaw the rehearsal for the art program and closing ceremony of the Lam Dong 2026 Summer Tourism Program.

The program is part of the activities leading up to the 81st anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2026).

Under the theme "Lam Dong - A Journey of the Sea, Flowers, and Great Forests", the art program recreates a journey through the distinctive spaces of Lam Dong. From the blue hues of the sea and the vibrant colors of its flower-growing regions to the majestic, pristine beauty of the great forests, the performances introduce the unique features of the province's nature, culture, people and tourism products.

The program portrays the image of a Vietnam rich in cultural traditions, where every land and every person carries their own unique stories and beauty. A selection of songs, including "Vietnamese Essence", "Listening to Quan Ho Folksongs on the Plateau", "The Chapi Dream", "Sticking to the Homeland's Sea", and "The Dream of Sharing a Home", creates an artistic tapestry extending from the plateau to the blue ocean.

Nearly 20 performances were elaborately produced, combining music, dance, and ao dai showcases. Notably, the program features guest singers Vo Ha Tram, Nam Giang, and Tieu Minh Phung, alongside artists and performers from the Lam Dong Provincial Arts Theater.

At the dress rehearsal, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Dinh Van Tuan requested that participating units continue reviewing and perfecting the program, ensuring the quality of art, content, sound, and lighting to make the closing ceremony a memorable event.

The 2026 Summer Tourism Welcome Activities Series was organized to promote the image of a vibrant, open Lam Dong rich in identity, while creating additional engaging experiences to help attract tourists and spread the province's tourism values.
