Covering an area of nearly 6,000 square metres, the fair offers 600 pavilions featuring a range of different commodities; textiles and garments – leather footwear, appliances, food, confectionary, flowers, bonsai, and local specialties.
The highlight of the event is the display of products and specialties from numerous provinces and cities around the country, such as southern fruits, Tan Cuong tea (Thai Nguyen), Phu Quoc, Nha Trang, and Phan Thiet fish sauce, Cao Phong and Vinh oranges, and Ly Son onions and garlic.
A range of imported products are being showcased at the fair such as sweets and fruits, healthcare products and home appliances from Russia, the Republic of Korea, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Belgium.
Outdoor spaces are reserved for various kinds of beverage, with the participation of leading enterprises in the drinks industry, helping visitors have a greater selection to choose from as they make preparations for the Lunar New Year festival.
Sophisticated handicrafts as well as items to be used as offerings and feng shui products at the fair have attracted a large number of visitors.
The annual Spring Fair has become a meaningful and attractive event for people to enjoy the atmosphere of Tet festival.
The event will run until February 12.
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The pavilions at the fair attracts a large number of visitors. (Credit: giaoducthoidai.vn)
