The Ao Dai Show narrates the tale of Vietnamese culture spanning from the past to the present, depicting various dynasties, the connection between the royal court and folk traditions, and the interplay of traditional and modern cultures. It offers visitors insights into Vietnam's history, the people's development, and the evolution of the traditional Ao Dai culture over nearly 300 years, highlighting its significance as the national dress since the Nguyen Dynasty. The program features iconic elements such as the King's Palace, a century of ancient Vietnamese Ao Dai, traditional weddings, schoolgirls in white Ao Dai, and an enchanting Ao Dai Show.
THE “AO DAI SHOW” PERFORMANCE:

1. Repertoire: Nguyen Dynasty
   The “Timbre of the Royal Palace” performance impressively replicates the dignity and majesty of a dynasty through stunning royal costumes for Kings, Mandarins, Empress dowagers, and maidens.
2. 300 Years Of Ancient Vietnamese Ao Dai
   The Old Market scene replica pays homage to the rustic life of Vietnamese people, offering an overview of trade activities from the 17th to the 19th centuries. Wearing old Ao Dai, people appear simple, humble, elegant, and reverent.
3. Vietnamese Traditional Wedding
   The “Traditional Wedding” performance beautifully captures the essence of a Vietnamese wedding, showcasing the cultural beauty and ritual standards of both past and present.
4. Lotus Dance
   The Lotus Dance, inspired by Vietnam's National Flower, combines traditional and contemporary dance to convey the purity and elegance symbolized by the lotus. The performance, with graceful movements and sweet melodies, promises an unforgettable experience reminiscent of fragrant.
5. White Ao Dai Vietnamese School Uniform
   Dong Khanh, the inaugural girls' school in Vietnam, symbolized dreamy, graceful girls in the iconic white Ao Dai. Female students aimed to be well-educated, embodying simplicity, elegance, politeness, humility, and delicate communication, while honing skills in childcare and family care.
6. The “Ao Dai” Show
   The show narrates Vietnamese history and culture from ancient times to the present, bridging the gap between the royal court and ordinary people, blending traditional and modern aspects. It also portrays the evolution of the Vietnamese Ao Dai over time.