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Hanoi to host largest flower festival in northern Vietnam

The 2nd Me Linh Flower Festival 2024, with the enchanting theme “Me Linh Blooms in Full Glory,” will take place from December 26 to 29, 2024, at the Me Linh District Administrative Center Square, Hanoi

The four-day floral extravaganza will enchant visitors with vibrant displays and the charming spirit of Vietnam's floral heritage.

 The Me Linh Flower Festival in 2022. Photo: Me Linh District People's Committee

The festival is designed to celebrate the district's rich tradition of flower cultivation while highlighting its vast tourism potential. The event is expected to become a major attraction that will boost the tourism appeal of both Me Linh and Hanoi, drawing visitors from near and far to experience its natural beauty and cultural heritage.

The inaugural Me Linh Flower Festival in December 2022 attracted over 100,000 visitors who were fascinated by the colorful displays and immersive floral experiences. The 2nd edition will feature a dazzling array of floral displays that combine traditional craftsmanship with modern lighting technology to create visually stunning spaces that transport visitors to both the past and the present.

Beyond the floral displays, the festival will offer a number of exciting community activities.

 The beauty of Me Linh roses. Photo: Nguyen Thi Anh

Highlights include a "Flower Bicycle Decoration Contest" using recycled materials; a flower painting competition; an ao dai fashion show under the theme "Me Linh Blooms in Full Glory"; and mesmerizing performances by renowned artists such as Hoa Minzy, Duc Phuc, and Dinh Manh Ninh, among others.

Furthermore, the festival will feature a trade promotion fair with more than 100 booths showcasing local agricultural products, OCOP goods, and craft village treasures from Hanoi and other regions of Vietnam. This will offer visitors a unique opportunity to explore the rich cultural and economic tapestry of Me Linh and other regions of Vietnam.

The 2nd Me Linh Flower Festival promises to be a vibrant celebration of nature, culture and community - a must-visit destination for both local and international tourists looking to experience the beauty and charm of Hanoi's countryside.

 Me Linh is famous for many kinds of rose. Photo: The Organizing Board
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