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Thien Ban Son Rose Festival – Vietnam

Our WLA-28X serves more than 20,000 guests at Thien Ban Son Rose Festival, An Giang.

More than 20,000 guests gathered at the Thien Ban Son Rose Festival in An Giang for an unforgettable evening of celebration high in the Seven Mountains region. Held beneath the Buddha statue on Forbidden Mountain, at an altitude of more than 700 metres, the event brought together tourists and local communities for a striking cultural programme set against a unique mountain backdrop.

Forbidden Mountain, also known as Thien Ban Son, is one of An Giang’s most distinctive destinations. Its elevated location and dramatic natural surroundings made it a memorable setting for this large-scale outdoor festival. With thousands of illuminated displays and a strong sense of occasion, the venue created an atmosphere that was both solemn and emotional.

PGI Pro Audio partnered with the organising committee and event partners to support the festival with a dependable professional audio solution. For an event of this scale, stability and consistent coverage were essential, and PGI Pro Audio delivered a system designed to meet the demands of the site and audience size.

To support the live show and ensure strong, even coverage across the outdoor event space, our WLA-28X line array system was deployed. The system delivered powerful, controlled performance throughout the festival, helping to create a moving and engaging cultural experience for everyone in attendance.

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