
Miss World contestants visit Ponagar Tower. Photo: Supplied
After a series of activities in the northern localities of Quang Ninh and Hai Phong, the contestants traveled to Khanh Hoa.
They were divided into groups to take part in activities at various destinations, learning about Cham culture, traditional craft villages, and the province’s distinctive landscapes.
One group, dressed in ao dai, visited Ponagar Tower, a prominent Cham architectural complex in Khanh Hoa, where they learned about the culture and beliefs of the Cham community.
They also toured Hon Chong, a popular coastal attraction in Nha Trang known for its natural rock formations, and visited the Khanh Hoa Museum to learn more about the province’s history and culture.



Miss World contestants wear ao dai during their visit to Ponagar Tower. Photo: Supplied
Other contestants traveled to Bau Truc pottery village, where local artisans demonstrated traditional pottery-making techniques before inviting them to shape clay products themselves.
At My Nghiep brocade weaving village, they learned about the Cham community’s long-standing weaving traditions and the meanings of patterns used in traditional textiles.



Miss World contestants learn about traditional brocade weaving at My Nghiep village. Photo: Supplied
Another group visited Thai An vineyard, where the contestants learned about grape cultivation, picked grapes, and sampled fresh fruit and locally made grape products.
Their sightseeing program also included Hang Rai in Nui Chua National Park, where the contestants toured the scenic area and took photos and videos promoting the destination.

Miss World contestants visit the Khanh Hoa Museum. Photo: Supplied

Miss World Vietnam Bao Ngoc (right) takes part in an activity at Thai An vineyard. Photo: Supplied
Alongside cultural and tourism activities, the contestants are preparing for the Head-to-Head Challenge, which assesses their communication skills, ability to express opinions, composure, and message delivery.
They have been refining their presentations and preparing for the next round as the competition moves closer to its conclusion.
Following the Head-to-Head Challenge, the contestants will turn their attention to the remaining events of the pageant.
The Dances of the World program is scheduled for September 2 at 2-4 Square in Nha Trang, followed by the grand final at the same venue on September 5.
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