World Folk Entertainment Featuring: Indonesia, Cambodia, South Korea, Mongolia, Chile, Thailand, Burma, Sri Lanka, Himalayas, Costa Rica, Hawaii, India, Tibet, Italy, Vietnam, Brazil

In the kingdom of Cambodia, also known as the Land Of The Khmer, under royal rule the Apsara dancers performed solely for the royal court. The Rice Dance is extremely popular and depicts daily work and bountiful harvests. There’s also the Kardamon Dance during which fruit is gathered for the production of tea. Each gesture has its own symbolic meaning and even the gracious movements of the fingers are full of expressive significance.

Santiago De Chile, the capital of Chile, is dignified, modest and European-looking and also lively, modern and full of Latin temperament. A visit to the Bali Hai Show is authentic with traditional Chilean folk dance and a good dinner, plus an evening of entertainment that features various of the country’s regions.

In Kandy, the most beautiful royal city on the island of Sri Lanka, the famous Kandy dances are introduced by drummers and shell blowers. Dainty women in splendid robes passionately perform the Dance Of Devotion and turn to the divine Mother Of Dance.

Lhasa is the capital of Tibet and also its largest city. A special cultural highlight is the show theatre of Happiness On The Way where age old traditions are performed. In the style of a Las Vegas show, Tibet’s mystical history is performed with splendid costumes, acrobatics and exotic music and the stage setting changes into the various seasons of the year.

Rio De Janeiro, capital of Brazil, is a veritable firework display of unashamed pleasure, football, samba and religion. The revue theatre of the same name features the city’s most famous show, the Plataforma in which splendid and imaginative costumes are displayed from a catwalk by beautiful people and unique choreography.