Deputy Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Dinh Van Tuan chaired a meeting on November 2 to review preparations for the 11th Dalat Flower Festival and the 2026 Lang Biang International Music Festival.
Dalat Flower Festival preparations
The 11th Dalat Flower Festival will feature 12 main programmes and 28 supporting events, with major activities taking place in December across Dalat.
Local authorities have been preparing venues, upgrading urban landscapes, promoting the festival and developing floral displays and flower-lined streets.
As of October 26, 86 of the province's 124 communes and wards had issued plans for festival-related activities.
Tuan instructed departments and local authorities to accelerate preparations, particularly for the opening and closing ceremonies, floral installations and urban beautification.
He also called for detailed event plans, clear responsibilities and prompt solutions to outstanding difficulties to ensure activities were coordinated and consistent with the festival's objectives.
Deputy Chairman of the Lam Dong People's Committee Dinh Van Tuan speaks at the meeting. (Photo: Linh Thu)
Lang Biang music festival set for November
The 2026 Lang Biang International Music Festival is scheduled for November 13-15 in Dalat, bringing together Vietnamese and international musicians and bands.
The free event will combine modern performance technology, contemporary music and the cultural heritage of Lam Dong and the Central Highlands.
Provincial authorities have been instructed to finalise programmes, coordinate preparations and ensure safety throughout the festival.
Officials also called for stronger publicity and an early press conference to introduce both events.
The Dalat Flower Festival and Lang Biang International Music Festival are among Lam Dong's major year-end cultural events. (Photo: Phuc Khanh)
The festivals are expected to promote Dalat's status as a UNESCO Creative City of Music, showcase Lam Dong's cultural identity and attract visitors, supporting local tourism and economic development
