Themed “Da Nang Imprint – Convergence at the Han River,” the event was part of the Da Nang Ao Dai Festival 2026, organized by the city’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism. It aims to position Da Nang as a destination where heritage and creativity converge, while diversifying tourism products.
Dressed in colorful Ao dai (Vietnamese traditional dress), more than 1,000 women members joined the parade along central streets, starting from the Da Nang Museum on Bach Dang Street and passing through Nguyen Du, Tran Phu and Quang Trung streets, creating a vivid “silk ribbon” along the Han River.
Images of conical hats, national flags and handheld hashtags helped spread a spirit of unity and national pride.
The Da Nang Ao Dai Festival 2026 runs from April 24 to April 26, featuring a series of activities at public spaces along the Han River, particularly in the Bach Dang Street area.
At the same time, the Da Nang Women’s Union organized a cycling parade along the coastal route of Vo Nguyen Giap, Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Le Duc Tho streets, adding to the festive and lively atmosphere across the city.
