Sunday, 19 November 2023

Guinness record for Vietnam’s largest kite took place in Binh Thuan

Vietnam’s largest Kite festival to set the Guinness record officially took place in the south-central province of Binh Thuan on October 22, 2023, at the Bau Trang tourist area. The event is expected to set a Guinness record for the largest kite in Vietnam.

According to the organisers, the kite festival is part of activities to respond to Visit Vietnam Year 2023 themed “Binh Thuan - Green Tourism Comes together” hosted by the province.

The south central province of Binh Thuan will hold a kite festival from October 22-29, during which a Guinness record for the largest kite in Vietnam will be set.

Ten professional kite teams with 1,000 kites will compete on the opening day of the festival, which is expected to attract 3,000 participants.

The giant kite, which is expected to set a Guinness record, will be 23m wide and 38m long.

A parade of about 60 supercars with different brands will be held on this occasion along with the display of local cuisine and traditional culture of the locality.

According to Huynh Ngoc Tam, Deputy Director of Binh Thuan’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the kite festival is the type of sport to be held on a large scale for the first time in the province. If the festival is organised successfully, it will create a new sport and tourism product for the locality, he said, adding that the event will be a stepping stone towards establishing the Kite Federation in Binh Thuan, thereby promoting the development of the kite playing movement.

With 192km of coastline, Binh Thuan province is home to islands, islets, coves, bays, and white sand beaches with clear blue water, which form famous tourist attractions.

On the occasion, the organizer awarded 500 scholarships and 1,000 presents, worth 565 million VND to students and families with difficult circumstances in Bac Binh District, respectively.
* Source: Binh Thuan News - en.baobinhthuan.com.vn
* Tags: guinness record, largest kite, Binh Thuan, Visit Vietnam Year,

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