3D Mapping Light Festival Illuminates Ho Chi Minh City's Center

The 3D Mapping Light Festival

on April 19 at Nguyen Hue Walking Street, Ho Chi Minh City, marking the 50th anniversary of Vietnam’s reunification. Organized by the city’s Department of Culture and Sports, the opening ceremony stunning 3D mapping performances by teams from Vietnam, France, Belgium, and Singapore.

The host team, Vietsoftpro, impressed audiences with a 12-minute showcase titled "Vietnam in Me," portraying Vietnam's

and its dynamic development. Through vivid imagery without narration, viewers were invited to experience a personal and emotional connection to the nation.

The Vietnamese team's performance featured powerful symbols such as the Lac bird, the Dragon

, and iconic of independence, national pride. Meanwhile, international teams offered fresh perspectives: France's AC3 Studio celebrated Ho Chi Minh City's innovative spirit; Belgium’s Dirty Monitor honored its traditions and global ties; and Singapore’s Hexogon Solutions amazed with architectural transformations and dynamic visuals.

Following the opening, performances will continue with special nights on April 26, 29, and 30. Each event is uniquely themed and sponsored by major companies like Tiger Beer, Sabeco, and HDBank. The festival will

April 30, featuring all four international teams, highlighting cultural and historical depth between Vietnam and the world.