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Lion dance teams to celebrate mid-Autumn festival

Teams from China, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam will compete in the International Kyline and Lion Dance competition at Da Nang’s Helio entertainment centre on September 14-16.
Lion dance teams to celebrate mid-Autumn festival ảnh 1The International Kylin and Lion Dance competition will be held at Da Nang’s Helio entertainment centre on September 14-16 (Photo: anhthethao.vn)

Da Nang(VNS/VNA) - Teams from China, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam willcompete in the International Kylin and Lion Dance competition at Da Nang’sHelio entertainment centre on September 14-16.

The city’s tourism promotion centre said 16 lion dance teams of Vietnam willperform free for visitors at the centre from 4pm to 10:30pm on September 14-16,while the contest will run on the nights of September 15 and 16.

Families and children will practice with craftsmen in making lion and kylinlanterns from paper and bamboo at the centre in preparation for the Mid-AutumnFestival, which falls on September 23-24.

🌳[Video: Star-shaped lantern crafting village busy before Mid-autumn Festival]

Helio, the biggest entertainment centre on September 2 street, will run a freeentrance night market from 5pm to 10.30pm each day, offering food, beverages,souvenirs and an entertainment zone for kids.

൩ Da Nang currently runs a night market and pedestrian zone in Ly Nam De and MaiHac De street, at the east side of the Han River, near the Dragon bridge from6pm to 12pm each day.-VNS/VNA

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