Wives of foreign diplomats gather to celebrate Women’s Day

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During the course of the 90-minute tour visitors have the opportunity to watch a documentary which introduces Vietnamese lacquer paintings, enjoy an exhibition on lacquer paintings, and experience printing on paintings.
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The tour is implemented in two forms, with guests able to choose which they prefer. The choices includes a guided tour or a tour with iMuseumVFA multimedia narration application.
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The tour helps the wives of foreign ambassadors to Vietnam understand more about the country’s traditional culture.

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