The show is considered a new cultural highlight at the "roof of Indochina", opening up an unprecedented entertainment space, from the back of the mountain to the top of the top of the mountain, over 3,143m high.
Taking place entirely outdoors, Din thieng du ky is considered a unique work of experimental art, set separately for the majestic terrain of Fansipan peak.
Taking the majestic natural setting as a stage, the show consists of 3 chapters, gathering 26 local artists and artisans, performed at three iconic locations: From the village at an altitude of 1,500m, to the spiritual complex at 2,800m and ending at the highest peak in Indochina at 3,143m.
Northwest market - a brilliant picture of the highlands
Starting the artistic journey "Dinh thi khuc du Ky" is a brilliant painting of "Border Market" in Ban May, at an altitude of 1,500m. The space is lit up by the resounding Mong flute, the joyful words resounding in the mountains and forests, blending with the colorful dance of the highland girls, bringing visitors to the vibrant, bustling joy and warm rhythm of the mountainous region.
The fair not only depicts the portraits of Sa Pa artisans in a realistic and vivid way with unique handicrafts, but also simulates the unique customs and fates of love markets, where meetings and poetic love stories originating from dance, Khen... continue through many generations.
The folk music and the charming melodies of the Mong and Dao people are carefully refined and renewed with modern arrangements to suit the entertainment tastes of the general audience.
Image of Giang Thanh Duc, a 16-year-old H'Mong artisan from the May village, as an emotional highlight. In the bustling music, Duc's skillful, passionate and enthusiastic Khen dance moved and delighted many audiences.
Germany is not only a young artist, but also a typical example of the continuation and development of cultural heritage in the Northwest mountains and forests in a scientific, methodical and sustainable way.
The path of white clouds - the sacredness of a thousand
Leaving the festive atmosphere of the highland market, the artistic journey of visitors will come to a completely new space, a peaceful and peaceful mind. The Road of White Clouds - the second chapter of The Sacred Peak of the Duy Ky, takes place at Bich Van Thien Tu, at an altitude of 2,800m, with the highlight being the contemporary dance with the symbol of the lotus and plant.
No noise and no climax, The White Cloud Road with the sound of bells and meditation music creates vibrations that resonate from deep within. The second chapter of the show is designed as a delicate break, where visitors can stop in the middle of their journey to conquer the top to listen to themselves.
Amidst the mist and smoke of the sacred mountain top, art is no longer just for sightseeing, but becomes a means to bring people back inside, meeting their original selves on the journey to tinhity.
Beloved Vietnam - the dance of national pride
The final chapter of the artistic journey is shown right on the top of Fansipan, at an altitude of more than 3,143m. In the heroic music, under the red flag with a yellow star flying against the vast, barren sky, the green bamboo dance combined with the lyrics and singing voice expressing the strong, resounding patriotism in the midst of a thousand, the audience choked up in endless national pride.
Unlike the first two chapters, the final section has a modern, fast-moving style, depicting the spirit of determination, aspiration to rise up and the strong self-respect of the ethnic communities living in the border area.
An artistic space living in the midst of a thousand
Dinh Thieng Du Ky is a journey through the scenery, culture and spirit of the Northwest, taking visitors through every range of emotions, from excitement to calmness, from deepness to heroism. Without a fixed stage, the entire Fansipan is turned into a majestic performance hall in the middle of nature.
Each layer of rocks, tree canopy, layer of hazy fog or sunlight passing through the clouds becomes a natural proposal to contribute to the story of the Northwest, of Fansipan. The close interaction between artists and audiences through activities such as throwing and playing cards, playing folk games, dancing... completely erases the line between viewers and artists.
Although inspired by indigenous cultural materials, the program does not lack modern creativity. The musical combinations between traditional musical instruments and EDM, the smoke and fire effect, lighting and multi-layered stage bring an attractive listening, viewing and feeling experience, satisfying both culture-loving and young people who love new art.
A valuable plus, the entire live show has been integrated into cable car tickets and tourist area tickets. Visitors do not need to pay any additional fees to fully enjoy this artistic journey lasting about 35 minutes.
Representing the tourist area, Mr. Nguyen Anh Vu - Deputy Director of Sun World Fansipan Legend said: "The sacred peak of tourism will bring visitors a new and memorable experience in the journey to explore Fansipan this summer. We hope that visitors to Fansipan will not only come to sightsee and check-in, but also truly live every moment of the Northwest, to understand and love this land more.
