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Dong Nai Fruit Paradise: A Festival of Flavors and Innovations 2025!
The fruit festival in Dong Nai (June 1st - August 31st, 2025) promotes Vietnamese agricultural products and local specialties.
Dong Nai Fruit Paradise: A Festival of Flavors and Innovations 2025!
On June 1, 2025, the Fruit Festival was launched in the Suoi Tien Cultural Tourist Area in Ho Chi Minh City, attended by various regional and national political representatives. Executives from the Dong Nai Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Ho Chi Minh City Tourism Ministry visited the opening ceremony and stalls showcasing the regional specialties. Among the invited guests was former Vice President Truong My Hoa, along with various former ministers and representatives from Ho Chi Minh City and the southern provinces.
The festival, held in collaboration with Suoi Tien Cultural Tourism Joint Stock Company, extends until August 31. It is intended not only to celebrate Vietnam's agricultural economy, but also to highlight innovative activities and products. The central elements of the festival include the Ho Chi Minh City Agricultural Products Promotion Festival 2025, the specialty fruit market and a fruit sculpture art competition.
Highlights of the festival
Another highlight of the festival is the exhibition of high-tech agricultural models. Visitors also have the opportunity to pick and enjoy fruits themselves at Suoi Tien Farm. Farmers from Dong Nai present local specialties such as rambutan and Long Khanh jackfruit and also promote OCOP products, which are known for their special quality.
- Festival zur Förderung landwirtschaftlicher Produkte im Jahr 2025
- Markt für Obstspezialitäten
- Kunstwettbewerb für Obstskulpturen
- Ausstellung hochtechnologischer landwirtschaftlicher Modelle
- Erleben des Pflückens und Genießens von Früchten
A parade program with the motto “Suoi Tien Farm Agricultural Products – Integrating into Today” will connect Vietnamese agricultural products with international agricultural products. This initiative shows how Dong Nai Province, located in southeast Vietnam and characterized by its strategic location and long history, highlights its agricultural achievements and cultural identity.
Dong Nai Province
Dong Nai is the largest province in southern Vietnam, located about 30 kilometers northeast of Ho Chi Minh City. The province borders Cambodia to the north and has developed over 300 years from 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.
The best time to travel to Dong Nai is the dry season from November to April, ideal for outdoor activities and nature exploration. During this time, coffee blossoms bloom and the landscape becomes colorful. From Ho Chi Minh City, getting to Dong Nai is possible by bus, train or your own vehicle, making the region an attractive destination for travelers.
Visible attractions in Dong Nai include 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 southern sour soup, grilled shrimp and Bien Hoa fish salad are also part of the gastronomic variety 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 highlight the uniqueness of Dong Nai and contribute to the appreciation of Vietnamese products.