Obstparadies Dong Nai: A festival of aromas and innovations 2025!

Obstparadies Dong Nai: A festival of aromas and innovations 2025!

Dong Nai, Vietnam - On June 1, 2025, the fruit festival was launched in the cultural tourist area Suoi Tien in Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt, in which various representatives of regional and national politics took part. Managers of the Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism by Dong Nai and the Tourism Ministry of Ho Chi Minh City visited the opening ceremony and the stands that presented the regional specialties. Among the invited guests was the former Vice President Truong My Hoa, together with various former ministers and representatives from Ho Chi-Minh-Stadt and the southern provinces.

The festival, which is organized in cooperation with the Suoi Tien Cultural Tourism Joint Stock Company, extends until August 31. It should not only honor the Vietnamese agricultural economy, but also emphasize innovative activities and products. The central elements of the festival include the Ho Chi Minh City Festival for the Promotion of Agricultural Products 2025, the market for fruit specialties and an art competition for fruit sculptures.

highlights of the festival

Another highlight of the festival is the exhibition of highly technological agricultural models. Visitors also have the opportunity to pick and enjoy fruits themselves on the Suoi Tien Farm. Farmers from Dong Nai present local specialties such as Rambutan and Long Khanh-Jackfrucht and also advertise the OCOP products that are known for their special quality.

• Festival for the promotion of agricultural products in 2025
• Market for fruit specialties
• art competition for fruit sculptures
• Exhibition of high -tech agricultural models
• Experience the picking and enjoyment of fruits

A parade program with the motto "Agricultural products of the Suoi Tien Farm - integrate into today's time" will combine the Vietnamese agricultural products with international agricultural products. This initiative shows how the province of Dong Nai, which lies in the southeast of Vietnam and is characterized by its strategic location and a long history, focuses on its agricultural achievements and its cultural identity.

The province of Dong Nai

Dong Nai is the largest province in southern Vietnam, about 30 kilometers northeast of Ho Chi Minh City. The province borders on Cambodia in the north and has developed over 300 years through the deposits of the Dong Nai River. Various ethnic groups live in the region, including the KinH, Hoa, Cho Ro and Cham, which contribute to the cultural diversity.

At the best travel time in Dong Nai, the dry season is from November to April, ideal for outdoor activities and nature exploration. During this time, coffee blossoms bloom and the landscape is colorful. From Ho-Chi-Minh-Stadt, the journey to Dong Nai is possible by bus and the train or your own vehicle, which makes the region an attractive destination for travelers.

Visible sights in Dong Nai include the Cat Tien National Park, a UNESCO biosphere reserve, and the Buu Long tourist area, which is a miniature of the famous HA Long Bay. Culinary specialties such as Südsauer soup, grilled shrimps and Bien Hoa Fisch salad are also part of the gastronomic diversity that Dong Nai has to offer.

The festival is not only a celebration of local agricultural products, but also an important step in promoting tourism and culture in the region. Visitors and locals can look forward to a variety of activities and experiences that underline the uniqueness of Dong Nai and contribute to the appreciation of Vietnamese products.