1,000 Women in Traditional Ao Dai Form Vietnam Map at Hoan Kiem Lake
A thousand women in Ao Dai (traditional long dress) paraded through Hanoi and formed a map of Vietnam on March 29 to celebrate Ao Dai Week, an initiative by the Vietnam Women's Union.
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Ao Dai on Film: New Documentary Showcases Vietnam's Tradtional Clothing |
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Ao Dai Abroad: Student's Mission to Introduce Vietnam to French Youth |
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Traditional Ao Dai and Hanbok Costumes Hit HCMC Catwalk Stage
The Republic of Korea (RoK) Embassy in Vietnam, the Korean Cultural Center in Vietnam, the Korea Institute of Design Promotion, the Korea Tourism Organization, the ... |
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Foreign Ambassadors Celebrate Vietnamese Culture Through Ao Dai
The event aimed to foster solidarity, mutual understanding, and information exchange among ambassadors and diplomatic corps in Hanoi. |
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