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Children’s programme exploring Southeast Asia on horizon

The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi will organise a programme on May 30 and 31 that helps children explore Southeast Asia, to mark International Children’s Day on June 1.
Children’s programme exploring Southeast Asia on horizon ảnh 1Children play at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology (Photo:VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi willorganise a programme on May 30 and 31 that helps children explore SoutheastAsia, to mark International Children’s Day on June 1.

With experiential activities, games, and traditional toy-making, the programmeis expected to help children make interesting discoveries about Vietnamese andSoutheast Asian cultures.

Entry to the museum is free for children with disabilities.

The youngsters will have the opportunity to learn about the flags ofSoutheast Asian countries and their currencies and capitals.

Other activities include drawing and painting outfits of ethnic minoritygroups and cultural heritage exhibits./.
VNA
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