Video game helps promote Vietnamese culture, tourism
The video game “Lac Viet phieu luu ky” (Lac Viet Adventures) was selected by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a promotional product on digital platforms at the Vietnam Days Abroad 2022 which will respectively take place in Austria, India, and the Republic of Korea in September, November and December this year.
Hanoi (VNA) - The video game “LacViet phieu luu ky” (Lac Viet Adventures) was selected by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs as a promotional product on digital platforms at the Vietnam Days Abroad 2022in Austria in September; and those that will take place India and the Republic of Korea, November and December this year.
The intellectual product by young people is hoped to attract more tourists, especially foreign, to Vietnam.
Lac Viet Adventures spotlights the uniqueness and beauty of Vietnamese culture through designs inspired by aesthetic elements imbued with the Vietnamese identity.
ꦑ Component games are connected to one another on the main screen with images of a map of Vietnam and typical locations. Joining the game, players will experience a challenging journey associated withfolk games and traditional festivals throughout the northern, central and southernregions.
Each component game also includes a short introduction in English about thevalue and meaning of each game associated with specific places, contributing toincreasing the effectiveness of promoting Vietnamese culture and tourism to internationalfriends.
ဣ In thefirst phase of the project, Lac Viet Adventures at the link //www.lacbird.com/pcwebonly provides five games corresponding to five locations in Vietnam. However,the team planned to develop a game store associated with famous destinationsacross the country in the future./.
The Vietnam Days in the United Kingdom 2022 will take place from March 28 to April 10, featuring a series of cultural, art, sport and trade-investment promotion events, mostly in London.
Vietnam Days Abroad 2022, with a diverse combination of online and offline promotional activities, will be held in Austria, India, and the Republic of Korea (RoK) on the occasion of the anniversaries of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and these countries.
Vietnam Days Abroad 2022, with a diverse combination of online and offline promotional activities, will be held in Austria, India, and the Republic of Korea on the occasion of the anniversaries of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and these countries.
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