Spring Interfest 2025 is an international cultural exchange event, where students have the opportunity to return to their childhood through traditional games, local cuisine, and special artistic activities from various countries in Southeast Asia.
On March 7th, FPT University will organize the Spring Interfest 2025 cultural exchange event. This festival is for FPT University students and international students studying at the university. With the theme “Back to Childhood,” the festival will feature many activities that recreate the childhood experience and introduce the cultures of countries such as Vietnam, Brunei, Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia.
Poster for Spring Interfest 2025 Event
The activities at the Spring Interfest 2025 event will include folk game booths from Vietnam and Southeast Asian countries, offering participants the chance to experience the traditional beauty of many nations. These folk games not only provide entertainment but also reflect the unique customs of each culture, contributing to the preservation and promotion of national identities.
In addition to the game booths, the food area will showcase traditional dishes from various cultures, offering a diverse range of flavors. Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy traditional foods from different countries while learning about the culture and people behind those dishes.
The event will also feature special cultural performances with the participation of both local and international students. The performances will display students’ talents and serve as a cultural bridge, allowing the audience to appreciate the richness and uniqueness of the arts from different countries. Moreover, traditional costume performances will add a colorful atmosphere to the event.
Spring Interfest 2025 is an excellent opportunity for FPT University students to enhance their spirit of global integration and cultural exchange. With a modern and dynamic educational environment, the university continuously creates platforms that allow young people to explore, connect, and learn from different cultures, thereby broadening their knowledge and building strong international relationships.
Thuy Hien