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Exhibition features wooden statues from Central Highlands
Exhibition features wooden statues from Central Highlands   (Dec 22, 2022)
More than 100 wooden statues by sculptors and artisans, from ethnic minority groups in the Central Highlands, are on display at an exhibition which officially opened at Lam Dong Museum, on December 20.
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