Visitors can enjoy complimentary tastings of An Giang Province’s signature dishes at the Southern Traditional Cake Festival, which is opening at Golden City in Long Xuyên Ward.
Currently, cultural industries contribute around 4 per cent of Việt Nam’s GDP. Under Resolution 80, the sector is expected to account for 7 per cent by 2030 and 9 per cent by 2045. Experts believe that with coordinated reforms in institutions, technology, human resources and infrastructure, Việt Nam can transform its cultural heritage into a powerful engine for innovation, economic growth and national soft power in the new era.
Digitising Việt Nam's folk culture, including oral literature, beliefs, customs, festivals and art passed down through generations, has become an urgent lever for national cultural development in the new era.
The park's buffer zone spans 18 villages and hamlets in five communes across Đắk Lắk and Gia Lai provinces, with a total area of 18,229.06 hectares.
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