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Phu Tho plans cultural events for Vietnam Cultural Day

A trade fair in Vinh Phuc ward will feature 150-200 booths, while communes will host festivals, performances and tourism activities.

By Sari Wulandari

Traditional handicrafts arranged at a cultural exhibition
Photo: VietnamPlus

Vietnam’s Phu Tho province will mark Vietnam Cultural Day on November 24, 2026, with arts events, exhibitions and tourism programmes. Duong Hoang Huong, director of the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said activities would take place province-wide, focusing on Viet Tri, Vinh Phuc, Hoa Binh and localities with cultural and tourism strengths.

The programme includes a cultural camp called “Phu Tho Culture – Connecting for Development”, comprising 17 camps and four exhibition spaces. Displays will feature handicrafts, local specialities and goods from the One Commune One Product (OCOP) programme.

Vinh Phuc ward will host a trade fair with 150-200 booths from November 18-24. An outdoor production, “Hao Khi Lac Hong”, is also planned at the Hung Kings Temple special national historical relic site.

Thung Nai commune will hold a festival centred on Muong ethnic culture from November 21-23. Long Coc’s Culture and Tourism Week runs from November 18-24, with cultural camps, investment and tourism promotion, a tea competition and the inaugural Long Coc Trail race.

Hy Cuong commune plans to introduce an online portal covering historical sites, establish a Xoan singing club and launch a community tourism village model named “Nguon Coi Dat To”.

Provincial authorities are encouraging cultural venues, tourism operators, businesses and sports facilities to provide free entry or reduced prices on November 24. By November 4, 120 businesses from within and outside Phu Tho had registered promotional offers and discounts.

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