Exclusive circus show on Children’s Day
At the invitation of Vietnam Circus Federation, the famous Yunnan Circus troupe from China will make a trans-Vietnam tour from 26 May to 30 June, with special performance on the Children’s Day 1 June to entertain children of all ages.
At the invitation of the Vietnam Circus Federation, the renowned Yunnan Circus Troupe from China will embark on a trans-Vietnam tour from May 26 to June 30, 2025, featuring a special performance on Children’s Day, June 1, to delight children of all ages.
Throughout their month-long tour, the Yunnan Circus Troupe will dazzle audiences with their internationally celebrated acts, including lion dancing atop rolling globes, contortion acrobatics, multi-plate balancing, and a balancing act featuring the Chinese yo-yo. Additionally, the Vietnam Circus Federation will enchant children with entertainment involving smaller animals and amusing clowns.
Established 56 years ago, the Yunnan Circus Troupe has solidified its reputation with a vast array of artists, trainers, choreographers, and skilled performers. Their performances have gained worldwide acclaim, regularly filling theaters both domestically and during international tours. This tour is part of a collaborative program between the Vietnam Circus Federation and the Yunnan Circus Troupe, aimed at fostering cultural exchanges between the two nations.
Tickets are available for purchase at the headquarters of the Vietnam Circus Federation located at 67/69 Tran Nhan Tong Street, Hanoi.
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