The upcoming Khanh Hoa Sea Festival 2026 will not be limited to fixed stages; it will extend the festival atmosphere to central streets, where residents and visitors can directly immerse themselves in the vibrant energy. One of the most anticipated street art highlights is the tourism float parade carnival themed "Blue Sea Symphony – Colors Converging." To transform the poetic coastal roads into a massive stage, thousands of people are working intensely on preparations, with the cast of performers actively perfecting their movements and formations every day.
The atmosphere at training sessions for the Carnival program is incredibly lively, taking place simultaneously at three main locations: Ly Tu Trong High School, the 460th Infantry Battalion, and the Provincial Children's Cultural Palace. At the Ly Tu Trong schoolyard, nearly 190 female performers—including students and youth union members—are diligently adjusting every hand movement and step under the meticulous guidance of choreographers. Every gesture is polished to bring iconic symbols of the 'Land of Agarwood,' such as the Agarwood Tower, Po Nagar Cham Towers, and the beauty of local people, closer to the public. Despite the sweltering peak summer weather, the young participants remain enthusiastic, viewing this as a memorable experience and a meaningful opportunity to contribute to promoting their hometown's tourism.
The amateur performers in Nha Trang will soon begin joint rehearsals with groups of children and professional actors from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to synchronize the entire formation. The "Blue Sea Symphony – Colors Converging" Carnival, scheduled to take place along Tran Phu Street, is expected to bring together over 1,200 artists and performers, featuring 10 custom-designed floats and various artfully decorated motorcycles and cars. The explosive combination of music, street dance, and high audience interaction promises to paint a brilliant festival picture along the cool blue Nha Trang Bay, providing unforgettable experiences this summer.
