The house consists of eight separated themed rooms to display traditional musical instruments from Central Highlands ethnic minorities like Dinh Nam, M’Buot, and Dinh tac Tar, as well as those from other ethnic communities in Vietnam and overseas (Photo: VNA)
The facility is designed and curated by a group of French artists (Photo: VNA)
It is expected to become a highlight in the local tourism (Photo: VNA)
A house displaying lithophones is also inaugurated in Gia Nghia town as a tourist destination of the Dak Nong geopark, which is being assessed by the UNESCO for the global geopark status (Photo: VNA)
Visitors at the lithophone display house (Photo: VNA)
The lithophone display venue is hoped to become a tourist destination of the Dak Nong geopark (Photo: VNA)
Sound house expected to be tourism highlight
A sound exhibition house was inaugurated in the Central Highlands province of Dak Nong’s Gia Nghia town on July 31, as part of the Dak Nong geo-park’s tourist destinations.
