Vietnam Takes Home First Place at International Circus Festival

Phuoc and Hoa’s performance mesmerized over 2,000 international spectators at the festival, which is renowned as one of the top three circus festivals in the world.

The dynamic duo are also the main stars of the circus production called ‘Mysterious Persia’, delighting children at the Phuong Nam Art Theater’s circus in Ho Chi Minh City’s Go Vap District throughout the summer.

In addition to Vietnam, Russia and Yakutia also received gold medals at the festival in Almaty City.

Furthermore, six other acts were honored with three silver medals and three bronze medals.

The festival, which took place from last Wednesday until Sunday, brought together 100 skilled circus artists from various countries, including Kazakhstan, Germany, Vietnam, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Ethiopia, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, the UK, the Czech Republic, Tajikistan, and Lithuania.

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