In the evening of November 19th, the Festival of community tourism villages in the expanded Northwest provinces in 2023 ended.

Over the 3 days of the festival, visitors and the local people can enjoy more than 30 musical performances and national costume performances; the display and demonstration competition, introducing the community tourism villages; learning and discovering the unique dishes; displaying the booth introducing cultural - tourism products, souvenirs, and typical OCOP products of the localities in the province; the ngight to experience the traditional craft demonstrations and popular folk games in the community of the expanded Northwest provinces.

At the closing ceremony, visitors and thye local people watched the special musical performances and national costume performances. With many rich and unique activities, the festival has left good impressions on visitors and residents.

The organizing committee awarded prizes to the participating units and awarded certificates of merit to 19 groups and 15 individuals with outstanding achievements in participating and organizing the festival.


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