Lam Dong tea culture to be promoted in Da Lat Flower Festival 2017
The Lam Dong tea culture will be featured at the Da Lat Flower Festival 2017, which will be held from December 23 – 27 in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong.
A colourful performance at the opening ceremony of the 2015 Da Lat Flower Festival (Photo: VNA)
Lam Dong (VNA) – The Lam Dong teaculture will be featured at the Da Lat Flower Festival 2017, which will be heldfrom December 23 – 27 in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong.
Deputy chief of the Secretariat of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen DucNgan made the statement on April 12.
Tea culture activities aim to honour and promote tea growing andprocessing industry in the largest oolong tea planting area in Vietnam which islocated in southern Lam Dong with Bao Loc and Bao Lam districts.
The seventh festival, themed “Da Lat - Sac hoa ngay moi”, is expected to welcomeorganisations from different countries such as Japan, the Republic of Korea,Belgium and Malaysia.
The opening ceremony will take place on December 23 evening and theclosing ceremony will be held on December 27 evening at Lam Vien Square in DaLat City.-VNA
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A colourful performance at the opening ceremony of the 2015 Da Lat Flower Festival (Photo: VNA) 
