This year’s 11th edition of its kind will continue to attract K-pop fans in Vietnam with a series of activities, such as a K-pop dance competition, an exhibition featuring K-pop idols, an introduction of Korean tourism, traditional costumes, and folk games.
The highlight of the festival will be the much-awaited music performances put on by both Vietnamese and Korean artists, including Quan A.P; Trang Phap; Grey D; the Korean dance group, Wolf’Lo; 12 young people who won the K-pop I Love 2024 singing contest which was held in Hanoi, HCMC and Da Nang.
Director of the Korea Cultural Center in Vietnam, Choi Seung Jin hoped that the festival would be a must-visit venue for K-pop fans, young people, Hanoians, and visitors.
In the coming time, the Korea Cultural Center in Vietnam will continue to organize diverse activities showcasing Korean culture and promoting Korean-Vietnamese cultural exchanges to deepen the relationship between the peoples of the two countries.
