Awarding the ranking certificates to 7 cultural relics at the provincial level

12/26/2019 - 6:17:21 PM

(HBO) - Currently there are 94 cultural and historical relics, revolutionary historical sites and landscapes that have been ranked in the whole province. They include 53 provincial-level relics and 41 national-level ones.

Since the beginning of the year, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has submitted to the provincial People's Committee and awarded the ranking certificates to 7 cultural relics at the provincial level. They include Truong Temple Relics (Lac Son), Boi Pagoda (Kim Boi). the venue for the First Party Congress of Hoa Binh province (1948) in Dinh Lap, Lap Ch Chap commune (Kim Boi). "The Area for the uprising against the French by the General Kiem - Doc Bang Army, Ky Son district”, "The location of the establishment of the 12th Regiment - Hoa Binh” in Cao Phong district, Cat Dun Cave (Lac Thuy); Moon Waterfalls (Tan Lac).

Currently the scientific records of the relics are being established. They are the Establishment of 2A Nhan Dan Newspaper in Luong Son District, Bang Temple, Khenh Temple in Lac Son district. Thereby, the value of the relics has been protected and promoted, contributing to the socio-economic development in the area.

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