The
ancient royal palaces in Hue seemed to travel back in time on the
evening of April 10, with flags, sparkling candles, lanterns and the
aroma of incense in the air, giving visitors to Hue festival a taste of
life as a Royal during the Nguyen Dynasty, from 1802-1945.
The
“Dem Hoang Cung” (Royal Night) event, one of the highlights at Hue
festival, will be staged on the night of April 10 and 13, with a range
of artistic performances of Court music and dance, traditional songs
from Hue as well as its cuisine, including royal dishes.
Visitors take part in some of the scenes, such as the princess’s procession and the changing of the guard ceremony.
The Royal Night also honoured the unique cultural values of other countries in the region with a fashion show featuring traditional costumes from Japan, the Republic of Korea, India, Mongolia, Thailand, the Philippines, Laos, Cambodia as well as Vietnam.
The
“Dem Hoang Cung” (Royal Night) event, one of the highlights at Hue
festival, will be staged on the night of April 10 and 13, with a range
of artistic performances of Court music and dance, traditional songs
from Hue as well as its cuisine, including royal dishes. Visitors take part in some of the scenes, such as the princess’s procession and the changing of the guard ceremony.
The Royal Night also honoured the unique cultural values of other countries in the region with a fashion show featuring traditional costumes from Japan, the Republic of Korea, India, Mongolia, Thailand, the Philippines, Laos, Cambodia as well as Vietnam.
