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Themed "Exploring Cuc Phuong's treasures," this year's edition will help students discover many valuable aspects of the ancient forest, such as its vegetation, wildlife, local culture, and archaeological traces.
A decade ago, Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex became Vietnam's first "World Cultural and Natural Heritage" officially recognised by UNESCO. It has quickly become a leading tourist attraction, with its strong tourism types such as landscape-ecology-history and spirituality, Ninh Binh chose archaeological tourism for the greener and sustainable development of "the first and only mixed heritage of Southeast Asia".
Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Ninh Binh Provincial Party Committee Doan Minh Huan on May 25 visited Bo Bat Pottery Cooperative and Man Bac archaeological site in Yen Thanh commune of Yen Mo district.
Natural and social historical conditions have made Ninh Binh province home to rich and diverse cultural heritages, including archaeological relics from thousands of years ago. In recent times, the province has paid greater attention to archaeological research and promoted the management, conservation, and promotion of relics.
Despite facing many difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic, archaeological activities still took place across the country with new diverse and valuable discoveries and research results, Nguyen Duc Minh, Vice chairman of the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences (VASS) said on November 30.
Ninh Binh's Department of Sport and Culture has been cooperating with the Vietnam Institute of Archeology to carry out excavation in the area to the South of King Le Dai Hanh Temple inside the historical relic site of Hoa Lu ancient capital.
New large archaeological excavations are expected to begin this month in Ninh Binh province's Hoa Lu district, which is home to Hoa Lu Ancient Capital.
The results of archaeological excavation and research at Hoa Lu ancient capital and other sites in Ninh Binh province were reviewed at a workshop held on April 20 by the provincial Department of Culture and Sports, the Institute of Archaeology, and the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences.
Archaeologists from the Vietnam Institute of Archaeology and experts from the Institute of History and the Department of Culture and Sports of Ninh Binh province have discovered a prehistoric vestige in Doi (Bat) cave in Gia Tuong commune's Dam Bai hamlet of Nho Quan district.
More than 500 documents and artifacts dating back centuries ago are on display at an archaeological exhibition which kicked off in the northern province of Ninh Binh on October 24.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has recently given the nod for excavation at an archaeological site in the northern province of Phu Tho.
