Bao Loc silk exhibition scheduled for December 20-January 1
The Bao Loc silk exhibition and cultural spaces of Ma, Co Ho and Churu ethnic groups along Xuan Huong river will be launched in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong from December 20 – January 1.
LamDong (VNA) – The Bao Loc silk exhibition and cultural spaces ofMa, Co Ho and Churu ethnic groups along Xuan Huong river will be launched inthe Central Highlands province of Lam Dong from December 20 – January 1, as part of the eighth Da Lat flower festival.
Duringa local press conference on December 16, the organising board said 19 domesticsilk producers will join the exhibition and demonstrate how to cultivatesilkworms, extract raw silk, and produce silk.
Atthe cultural spaces, Ma, Co Ho and Churu ethnic people will showcase labourtools and ceramic making methods.
Themed “Da Lat and Flowers”, the festival aims to honour DaLat floriculture, promote tourism and feature 12 major activities, including an opening ceremony, a display of flowersaround Xuan Huong lake, an international flower and ornamental plant fair 2019, the Week of Tea and Silk Culture of Bao Loc city,music performances at the closing ceremony, among others.
It will take place in Da Lat and Bao Loc cities, andseveral other localities from December 20-24./.
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