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Due to the complicated Covid-19 situation in the area, Lam Dong province has canceled festivals scheduled to take place at the end of 2021, including the "Langbiang Pink Grass Festival" scheduled to be held at the end of November and the "Da Lat Flower Festival 2021" (9th edition) at the end of December.
According to the People's Committee of Lam Dong province, although the "Da Lat Flower Festival" will not be held, the province will replace it with programs and events suitable to the pandemic situation to serve the entertainment needs of local people and tourists during the New Year 2022 celebrations.
The province will transfer the funding for the "Da Lat Flower Festival 2021" to the Fund for Supporting Disadvantaged Students to implement the "Internet and Computers for Children" program in the locality.
Previously, according to the plan, the "Da Lat Flower Festival 2021" was scheduled to take place at the end of December with dozens of cultural and artistic programs and activities throughout.
To prepare for this important flower festival, Lam Dong province is renovating its urban areas, installing lighting systems, expanding key intersections, and installing traffic lights throughout Da Lat city… To date, these projects are gradually being completed.
On November 11th, the People's Committee of Lac Duong District announced that this year's "Langbiang Pink Grass Festival" will be canceled due to the complicated developments of the epidemic. Although the festival will not be held, Lac Duong District will still facilitate visits for domestic and international tourists to experience, explore, and take photos at the pink grass hills, pine forests, and Dan Kia - Suoi Vang lake area.
Visitors can still come to visit and take photos at the pink grass hill area.
The Pink Grass Festival usually takes place at the end of the year with a series of programs: setting up miniature landscapes reflecting the unique characteristics of the highlands for tourists to take souvenir photos; organizing cultural exchanges, folk games, the K'ho people's bareback horse race; a photography competition about the pink grass hills...
