The "Cycling Journey - My Beloved City" event, with the participation of 200 students, took place on the morning of March 20th and received a positive response from city leaders and residents.
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| The City Tourism Promotion Center, in collaboration with the Student Cultural Center, organized the "My Beloved City" cycling tour with the participation of 200 students in Ho Chi Minh City. This activity was part of the 3rd Ho Chi Minh City Ao Dai Festival. |
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| Notably, the program featured 100 girls in elegant ao dai dresses strolling through the streets. |
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| The tour takes place from 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM, starting at the Student Cultural Center. The group then passes by the Post Office, Paris Commune Square, the Book Street, the City Theatre, and the City Museum of Fine Arts. |
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| The female students gathered in front of the City Post Office to take a commemorative photo. |
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| The image shows over 100 graceful girls in strikingly colorful designs adorning a corner of Le Duan Street. |
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| At another gathering point, Vietnamese girls and youth groups enthusiastically participated in the "My Beloved City" cycling journey. |
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| A stylish female student, dressed in a blue blouse and elegant white trousers, posed with a conical hat for a photo. She said she felt proud to participate in the event, considering it a meaningful activity that fosters love for Vietnamese culture. |
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| Despite having traveled over 10 km, the young woman in the photo still looks radiant. |
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| Designer Sy Hoang once stated that he hoped the ao dai (Vietnamese traditional dress) could become a part of Vietnamese life. The City Cycling Journey activity partly encourages people to get closer to traditional attire. |
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| Teams from several universities also enthusiastically participated in the "My Beloved City" cycling journey. |
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| The sight of Vietnamese ao dai dresses filling the streets leaves a beautiful impression on both foreign tourists and residents of Ho Chi Minh City. |
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| With the aim of showcasing the beautiful images of the city in particular and Vietnam in general, the event also aims to raise awareness and encourage people to work together for a sustainable tourism environment. |
According to Zing.vn
