Culture - Sports - Tourism

Thousands gather at three-region culinary event in Do Son

HAI VAN 14/09/2026 08:39

Held alongside the final round of the 2026 Do Son - VTV Buffalo Fighting Festival, the Three-Region Food Festival is taking place at Dam Vuong Park, attracting thousands of visitors.

Liên hoan ẩm thực 3 miền Đồ Sơn 2026 được tổ chức thành các gian hàng tại Công viên Đầm Vuông (phường Đồ Sơn).
The 2026 Do Son Three-Region Food Festival features stalls at Dam Vuong Park in Do Son Ward.

The 2026 Do Son Three-Region Food Festival is one of the highlights marking the final round of the 2026 Do Son - VTV Buffalo Fighting Festival.

Taking place from September 10 to 20, the festival brings together nearly 30 enterprises and business establishments, showcasing a wide range of products, services and signature dishes from different regions. The food area is set up at Dam Vuong Park and the May 15 Square, creating additional spaces for recreation and experiences for residents and tourists during the festival’s peak days.

Tối 12/9, hàng nghìn người đến tham dự Liên hội ẩm thực tại Công viên Đầm Vuông. Ảnh: VĂN TOÀN
On the evening of September 12, thousands of people attend the food festival at Dam Vuong Park. Photo: VAN TOAN

In the first days of the food festival, thousands of locals and visitors came to explore the event. The stalls attracted large numbers of diners with a variety of signature dishes, including products associated with the strengths of local seafood cuisine and specialties.

Holding the food festival alongside cultural, sports and trade activities, the Carnaval and experience tours is a new feature of the 2026 Do Son - VTV Buffalo Fighting Festival. Through these activities, the organizers aim to expand the festival space beyond the competition arena, create additional products for visitors, and increase the length of their stay and experiences in Do Son.

Nhiều món ăn đặc trưng vùng miền được giới thiệu tới người dân và du khách. Ảnh: VĂN TOÀN
Many signature dishes from different regions are introduced to residents and visitors. Photo: VAN TOAN

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