Northern Vietnam's Golden Harvest Festival Opens to the World
The 2026 "Golden Harvest Festival" has opened in Bac Son district, Lang Son province, northern Vietnam. Celebrating the designation of Quynh Son village as one of the "Best Community Tourism Villages" by UN Tourism, the festival showcases local resources through culture, sports, agricultural experiences, traditional crafts, and local cuisine.
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