Colorful art kites flying over the green expanse of Slam Chiem grassland

The program's highlights are the “Colors on Slam Chiem Grassland” activity and the “Flying over the Green Land” art kite performance. In the open, expansive space of the grassland, art kites, traditional kites, and flute kites of various shapes, sizes, and colors will appear together, creating a vivid picture against the blue sky. This is not only a performance but also an opportunity for recreation and experience, allowing local residents and visitors to personally join in flying kites, taking photos, and enjoying the fresh air of the grassland.

Special performances at Slam Chiem grassland welcoming visitors to sightsee and experience this year's National Day holiday

In addition to kites in the sky, Slam Chiem also offers a community cultural space with the “Slam Chiem - Melody of the Homeland, Colors of the Grassland” cultural exchange program. Singing, dance, folk dance, solo instrumental pieces, ensemble music performances, skits, and traditional costume presentations... will together help create a rich diversity of cultural colors. The content focuses on honoring the Party, President Ho Chi Minh, the homeland, the country, revolutionary traditions, solidarity among ethnic groups, and the aspiration to build an increasingly developed Hiep Luc homeland.

For those who love physical activity and new experiences, the grassland will also become a wide-open “arena” with men's and women's soft volleyball tournaments held during this period, along with ethnic sports and folk games such as tug of war, stick pushing, and crossbow shooting…

The organization of cultural, sports, recreational, and entertainment activities aims to showcase the scenery of Slam Chiem grassland, attract local residents, visitors, and media agencies, and gradually build this site into a destination for experiences, community activities, and tourism in Hiep Luc Commune. With its beautiful scenery and colorful kites, Slam Chiem is expected to become a new attraction during the National Day holiday (September 2).