Spectacular Fireworks Light Up Ha Long as Russian Dancers Perform

Russian dancers performing in Ha Long
The cultural event is taking place in both Hanoi and Ha Long from July 10 to July 14, featuring a wide range of activities to introduce cultures of both countries to local people.
Russian dancers performing in Ha Long
A cultural space of Russia is re-enacted on the stage of Ha Long city through various dances put on by artists of the Moscow State Academic Dance Theatre Gzhel.
Russian dancers performing in Ha Long
Images of birch forests, the grasslands, magnificent castles, and the immense sea appear on the stage along with the Russian dances.
Russian dancers performing in Ha Long
Russian folk dances entertain local audiences.
The introduction of Russia’s cultural and artistic features in Vietnam through art performances
The introduction of Russia’s cultural and artistic features in Vietnam through art performances is expected to actively contribute to the overall development of the comprehensive strategic partnership that exists between the two countries.
Russian sailors' dances
Sailors’ dances require a lot of technique to perform.
Positive impression on the hospitality of Ha Long city’s audiences and the organizers
Borodenko Andrey, acting director of the Center for Russian Science and Culture, in Hanoi expresses his positive impression on the hospitality of Ha Long city’s audiences and the organizers in Quang Ninh province.
Russian artists receiving applause from local audiences
The spectacular performances of Russian artists receive plenty of thunderous applause from local audiences.
Russian artists and organizers posing for a group photo
Russian artists and organizers come together to pose for a group photo.
Russian dancers performing in Ha Long

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