Art festival Quang Binh – Come and Love” inspires thousands in Vietnam!

Art festival Quang Binh – Come and Love” inspires thousands in Vietnam!

On May 24, 2025, the art program “Quang Binh – Come and Love” took place in Quang Binh, which features an emotional depiction of the central region of Vietnam. The event, a highlight of Quang Binh Tourism Week 2025, consists of three main chapters: “Pursuit of Love”, “Pursuit of Innovation” and “Quang Binh – Come and Love”. This structure allows performers to address the country's natural beauty and rich emotions. Loud vietnam.vn The performance attracted thousands of tourists and locals, thereby promoting the region's cultural identity.

Highlights of the program include emotional performances by folk artist Thuy Linh and singer Ho Van Khanh. Special performances such as "Phong Nha - The First Miracle", "Dance of the Ocean" and "Sea Road" convey the vitality of Quang Binh, while an emotional introduction with a mashup of three songs, including "Quang Binh, my homeland", brings the stage to life.

Focus on youth and innovation

The second chapter features youthful performances, including tracks such as “1000 Days of Loving You,” “Fallout,” and “Shrimp and Fish Song.” These pieces emphasize the innovative strength and dynamism of the region. The conclusion of the program in the third chapter is characterized by colorful performances such as “Click click space”, “Beautiful girl” and “Dance of dawn”. A special highlight was the appearance of singer Ho Ngoc Ha, who is also planning a music video shoot at sights in Quang Binh.

The event was perceived not only as a cultural spectacle, but also as a communication strategy that combines art with tourism. Ha Van Sieu, deputy director of the Vietnam Tourism Authority, praised the successful combination of art, technology and cultural identity. This connection creates lasting impressions and awakens the joy of discovery among visitors to Quang Binh.

The discovery of Son Doong Cave

An important part of the tourist attractions in Quang Binh is the Son Doong Cave, which was discovered in 1990 by local resident Ho Khanh. Originally searching for food and wood, he came across an opening in a limestone wall from which came the sounds of a raging river. After several years and two unsuccessful attempts, Ho Khanh was able to find the cave again in 2008. During the exchange with Howard and Deb Limbert from the British Cave Research Association, he was encouraged to explore the cave again. Then, in 2009, he led a team of cave professionals to open it, which led to the first survey of the cave. This revealed that Son Doong Cave has the largest cross-section of any known cave in the world, further positioning the region as a safe and dynamic travel destination.

The art event and the impressive natural wonders such as the Son Doong Cave together underline the appeal and cultural richness of Quang Binh. These experiences remain ingrained in visitors' memories and help strengthen local identity while promoting the area's potential tourism growth.