The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology will host the Discovering Southeast Asia programme on May 30-31 to celebrate International Children’s Day (June 1).
With various activities like games, toy-making and cultural experiences, participants will understand more about the culture and tradition of Southeast Asian countries.
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The creative activities at the museum attract the attention of children. |
Accordingly, children will learn about the traditional costumes, cultural artefacts, national flags and currencies. Disabled children will enjoy free tickets to visit the museum which is located at 1 Nguyen Van Huyen Street, Hanoi.
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Source: VNS
