The biggest and most beautiful grass carp won first prize at the Son River grass carp contest - Photo: Q.NAM
On the afternoon of April 28, Phong Nha Tourism Center (Bo Trach, Quang Binh) organized a "grass carp beauty contest" on the Son River to find the most beautiful grass carp.
Phong Nha is the tourist center of Quang Binh. And Son River is the entrance to Phong Nha Cave, the legendary dry cave in Quang Binh. On Son River, hundreds of people raise grass carp and compete in raising grass carp.
This contest is organized by Phong Nha Tourism Center. But the contest content is still closely related to the lives of people living along the river, because people on both sides of the river are the ones who directly raise grass carp on the Son River.
The competition is organized with many parts. Of which, the competition for big and beautiful grass carp is the most important part. Five teams from five residential areas in Phong Nha town will participate in the competition.
Each team chooses a large, beautiful, healthy fish to put in the glass tank. The competition organizers will weigh and score the fish.
The final point of the grass carp competition is delicious dishes - Photo: Q.NAM
The winning team will be the team with the bright, healthy fish, without any deformities or deformities, with the tail, back, and belly fins not torn or worn; balanced between the three parts of the head, body, and tail; and with the highest total score.
The grass carp that wins first prize is the biggest and most beautiful fish.
Before the big fish competition, the teams will compete in cutting fish food the fastest.
After determining the beauty queen, the teams will choose to prepare 3 delicious dishes from grass carp, displayed at the banquet table. This is the time for visitors to enjoy the delicious taste of Son River grass carp.
It is known that the contest to find Miss Grass Carp of Son River has been held for many years. And is the destination of many international tourists coming to Phong Nha.
In many competitions, international tourists compete directly with locals.
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