#Central Highlands culture

Expanded infrastructure will enhance Gia Lai Province’s position and reshape its tourism development landscape.
Policy

Growth poles for the coastal–highland development corridor

In the current context of interregional development, investment in transport infrastructure integrated with urban development is becoming a key to unlocking new competitive advantages for the South Central Coast and Central Highlands regions. Modern and well-connected infrastructure not only reduces geographical distances but, more importantly, transforms the region’s natural and cultural heritage potential into sustainable green economic value.

Former Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh and Chairwoman of the Viet Nam Ao Dai Cultural Association Dang Thi Bich Lien pose for a commemorative photo with delegates attending the event. (Photo: L. HUONG)
Cutural Exchange

Ao dai blends with cultural colours of Central Highlands

The Viet Nam Ao Dai Cultural Association’s Dak Lak Provincial Branch Association has recently held its launch ceremony, attended by Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh, creating an additional space to connect ao dai enthusiasts, artisans, artists, designers and the community in the journey of preserving and creating, and bringing traditional cultural values into contemporary life.

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