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A wide range of cultural, sport and art activities are being held in Ninh Binh province from now until the holidays of the Liberation of the South, National Reunification Day (April 30) and May Day (May 1) to celebrate the 10th anniversary of UNESCO recognition of Trang An Landscape Complex as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site.
An online exhibition featuring the Trang An Landscape Complex in Vietnam's northern Ninh Binh province was launched on Google Arts & Culture on April 18 by the complex's management board with the support of Google Arts & Culture and UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
The northern province of Ninh Binh will celebrate the 10th anniversary of UNESCO recognition of Trang An Landscape Complex as a world cultural and natural heritage with various activities.
The 10th anniversary of UNESCO recognition of Trang An Landscape Complex is seen as an important event of Ninh Binh and is predicted to welcome a huge number of visitors. Therefore, tourist sites, travel companies, and accommodation establishments have built plans to serve tourists safely and thoughtfully.
In the past recent years, the northern province of Ninh Binh has paid due attention to studying, preserving and promoting archeological values in an attempt to awake their potential for sustainable tourism development.
A real-life show will be held during the opening ceremony of the second Ninh Binh - Trang An Festival which is slated to run from December 26 to December 31 in Hoa Lu district in the northern province of Ninh Binh.
The Trang An landscape complex in Ninh Binh province is to be built to become one of the attractive tourism sites in Vietnam and the world as well as the driving force for the development of Ninh Binh province and the Northern Delta region.
After two years of locating inside the core area of Trang An landscape, the film studio made for Hollywood blockbuster Kong: Skull Island was demolished on September 20.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and his entourage on July 6 paid a visit to Trang An Landscape Complex in Ninh Binh province.
Xuan Truong construction company has launched an additional waterway for tourists, the third route of its kind at the Trang An eco-tourism site within the Trang An Landscape Complex in Ninh Binh province on February 10.
The Trang An landscape complex was officially recognised as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage in 2014 and the first mixed natural and cultural heritage in Vietnam and Southeast Asia area. The title has helped to improve the image and tourism brand name of Ninh Binh province in particular and Vietnam in general, contributing to the development of the province into a large tourism centre of the Red River Delta and the country.
The protection of Trang An landscape complex, which covers a wide land area and features diverse socio-economic activities, has been involved enthusiastically by not only the Trang An complex landscape management board itself, but also by local agencies, units and residents.
Trang An Landscape Complex covers an area of 6,172ha in districts of Hoa Lu, Gia Vien, Nho Quan, Tam Diep Town and Ninh Binh City, about 90km to the southeast of Ha Noi. The complex is surrounded by a buffer zone of 6,268ha, mostly comprising paddy rice fields and villages. As a mixed cultural and natural property, Trang An Landscape Complex contains three protected areas, including Hoa Lu Ancient Citadel Cultural - Historical Area; Trang An - Tam Coc - Bich Dong Scenic Area and Hoa Lu Special-Use Primary Forest.
Archeological excavations at Noi Lam valley in the ancien tVu Lam palace insideTrang An Landscape complex, Ninh Binh province, have uncovered thousands of artifacts and relics believed to hold significant historical values.
A wide variety of cultural, arts and tourism activities are going to be held from January 22-24 in the northern province of Ninh Binh to mark the province's receipt of UNESCO's certificate honouring Trang An landscape complex as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage.
Situated on the southern part of the Red River delta, Trang An is a spectacular landscape of a limestone karst mountain range and submerged valleys, surrounded by steep cliffs.
In late June, Vietnamese people in general and Ninh Binh province's people in particular saw with great pleasure that Trang An landscape complex had been officially recognised as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage. However, the honour will also pose challenges to Ninh Binh province, tourism brand and community in preserving and promoting the heritage's tourism potential.
Trang An landscape complex has met the criteria of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisations (UNESCO) on outstanding universal values of World Heritage, for this reason, the complex has been officially recognised as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage.
