Son Tra Peninsula is among destinations of artists participating in the Vietnam-Laos- Cambodia fine arts exhibition. (Photo: VNA)
Da Nang (VNA) – The Vietnam-Laos- Cambodia fine arts exhibitionopened in the central city of Da Nang on September 12.
The event is part of activities to celebrate the 55th anniversary ofVietnam-Laos diplomatic ties, 40 years of the signing of the Vietnam-LaosTreaty of Amity and Cooperation, and the 40th anniversary ofVietnam-Cambodia diplomatic relations.
It displays 55 works by 22 artists, including give from Cambodia, five fromLaos and 12 from Da Nang city.
Within the framework of the exhibition, there are tours of Da Nang's tourist attractions like Son Tra Peninsula and Hai Van Pass and Hoi An ancient town in the neighbouring province of Quang Nam, acamp and an exchange for the artists.
The exhibition, which will last until September 26, aims to offer anopportunity for the artists to share experience as well as enhance the friendshipbetween the three countries.-VNA
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Son Tra Peninsula is among destinations of artists participating in the Vietnam-Laos- Cambodia fine arts exhibition. (Photo: VNA) 
