Vietnam-Korea Friendship Street Festival 2024 Held in Hanoi
Hanoi residents and festival-goers enthusiastically visited the Korean Cultural Center’s booths to try on traditional Hanbok attire and immerse themselves in the energetic rhythms of K-pop through interactive dance games.
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| From December 7–8, the Vietnam-Korea Friendship Street Festival 2024 was organized in Hanoi, featuring vibrant cultural exchange activities, including a Hanbok experience booth and a K-pop dance game station, attracting a significant number of visitors. The event aims to foster cultural exchange between Vietnam and Korea and introduce a wider array of Korean cultural experiences to the Vietnamese public, thereby strengthening the bonds of friendship and mutual understanding between the two countries. |
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