Impressive images recorded at eighth Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Festival

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With 18 official activities on offer, the festival helps to popularise the various brands of Vietnamese coffee, while gradually turning Buon Ma Thuot city into an internationally-renowned coffee destination.
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National flags of countries participating in the eighth Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Festival flutter amid the street festival.
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At an international trade connecting conference, domestic and foreign coffee importers come together with exporters to sign 10 memoranda of understanding and agreements on co-operation.
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Light and music festivals attract plenty of young audiences at the event.
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The function sees exciting competition among farmers of six cities and provinces nationwide.
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The eighth version of the coffee festival this year marks the biggest of its kind, duly attracting more than 90,000 visitors, including 600 foreigners.
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Nearly 500 outlets offer free coffee for festival goers as part of the occasion.
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Visitors are excited at the prospect of tasting free coffee after four years of re-organising the Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Festival due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Foreign visitors are eager to take part in the festival and sample Vietnamese coffee products.
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The elephant festival offers unique experience for visitors to Dak Lak. The festival features numerous activities, such as a ceremony praying for health, a make-up contest, a buffet, and a bathing ceremony for elephants.
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A Gong festival helps to introduce local culture to international friends.
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The festival sees the participation of 37 international delegations, thereby providing a chance to strengthen relations between Vietnam and foreign countries.

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