Tinh Hoa Bac Bo Show Ticket

— GENERAL INFORMATION —

Located approximately 25 km west of central Hanoi, Tinh Hoa Bac Bo is situated near Thay Pagoda—a special National Cultural Heritage site and one of the oldest pagodas in Vietnam.

Tinh Hoa Bac Bo is a unique outdoor water stage inspired by the serene beauty of a tranquil lake, surrounded by lush green mountains, embodying the essence of Vietnam. The performance is a perfect blend of imagery, sound, and meticulously choreographed dance, acrobatics, and water puppetry, vividly reenacting Vietnamese folklore and cultural traditions. This artistic masterpiece celebrates and elevates cultural values, creating an unforgettable stage experience that will leave a lasting impression on every audience member.

 

- Important Information -

• Location: Tuan Chau Hanoi Tourist Area - Da Phuc Hamlet, Sai Son Commune, Quoc Oai, Hanoi.
• Performance Time: 19:30 – 20:45 on Saturdays, Sundays (year-round), and Wednesdays (from now until August 31, 2024).
• Duration: 1.25 hours.
• Audience: Suitable for guests aged 10 and above.

For customers who purchase tickets with round-trip shuttle service:

• Children under 3 years old: Free of charge.
• Children over 3 years old: Charged as adults.
• Round-trip shuttle pick-up location: Grand Plaza Hotel Lobby, 117 Tran Duy Hung Street, Cau Giay District, Hanoi (For your convenience, please meet us at the above location for pick-up).

Stage Layout

 

Join “Tinh Hoa Bac Bo” for an amazing evening as you step into a vibrant story of Vietnamese culture, narrated through captivating images, dance, and traditional elements.

 

Experience the most authentic Vietnam through the vivid reenactment on stage, where traditional music, dance, and masterful storytelling seamlessly intertwine.

 

Notably, over 250 passionate performers, mostly local residents, have dedicated themselves to creating an outstanding performance.

 

Enjoy the intricately woven elements of folklore and history in this interactive water stage, an experience that CNN has described as "having all the elements of a world-class performance."