Female tourists wearing Ao Dai are exempted from entrance fees to the Hue Monuments Complex on March 8th.

08/03/2024

Female tourists wearing traditional ao dai visiting the Hue Monuments Complex on March 8 will be exempted from entrance fees.

The People's Committee of Thua Thien Hue province has just issued an official dispatch announcing free entrance tickets to the Hue Monuments Complex for female tourists wearing traditional ao dai on International Women's Day, March 8.

This is an activity within the framework of the project "Hue - Capital of Ao Dai" and aims to honor the traditional cultural value of Ao Dai, while attracting tourists to Hue.

Accordingly, all female tourists wearing traditional ao dai visiting relic sites in the Hue Monuments Complex on March 8, 2024 will be exempted from 100% of the entrance fee.

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Nhóm bạn trẻ mặc áo dài cổ phục chụp ảnh trước Trường Lang trong Hoàng cung Huế.

A group of young people wearing traditional ao dai took photos in front of Truong Lang in Hue Royal Palace.

This is the third year Thua Thien Hue has implemented this activity. After two years of implementation, the program has received positive responses from a large number of tourists, contributing to spreading the image of Hue Ao Dai - a typical cultural symbol of the dreamy land.

It is known that the Ao Dai was formed and developed over the past 300 years in Hue, associated with the role of the capital of Dang Trong. Through many historical ups and downs, the Ao Dai still retains its value and has become an indispensable part of the cultural life of the people of Hue.

With the desire to preserve and promote this traditional cultural beauty, Thua Thien Hue has implemented the project "Hue - Capital of Ao Dai". Thereby, the province encourages people and tourists to actively wear Ao Dai to participate in daily life activities, contributing to creating an image of Hue as elegant, charming and rich in cultural identity.

Ha Mai Trinh - Synthesis
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