(HBO) - The Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Hoa Binh province organised a programme to explore new tours and destinations in Tan Lac district from August 25 -27.
The
programme saw the participation of tourism product development experts,
representatives from Hanoi UNESCO Travel Club, the Vietnam Society of Travel
Agents (VISTA), the Hanoi Travel Association, 30 travel agencies in and outside
the locality, and those from media agencies.
Delegates experience bamboo rafting on U Ta Dam, Nhan My commune (Tan Lac
district)
Tan Lac
district boasts many beautiful and pristine landscapes, magnificent sceneries
along serene rural scenes. The land also possesses numerous valuable tangible
cultural heritage.
During
the field trip, the delegation visited and experienced bamboo rafting on U Ta
Dam, and explored the provincial-level scenic spot Trang Waterfall in Nhan My
commune; visited Thung Waterfall in Quyet Chien commune; joined a hiking
journey along U Bo Hill - Ao Mo to a community tourism site in Chien hamlet;
and experienced a trekking trip to discover Nam Son Cave in Van Son commune.
Delegates
said that these routes and spots hold great potential to attract both
international and domestic visitors.
They
recommended that local authorities pay attention to developing resort tourism
integrated with experiential and adventure tourism, addressing weaknesses in
internal and interregional transportation connectivity and accommodation
infrastructure, improving the quality of tourism services, and promoting
traditional culture identifies to attract more holiday-makers.
Travel
clubs will continue to provide support for the locality in promoting and
introducing tourism products, especially new routes and spots, towards
developing three highland communes in Tan Lac district into provincial-level
tourist destinations by 2030.
Recently, the martial artists from our province left a lasting impression at the 2024 Northern Vovinam Championship organized by the Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism of Nam Dinh Province in collaboration with the Sports Department (Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism) and the Vietnam Vovinam Federation. This championship has attracted the participation of over 300 athletes and coaches from 13 delegations representing various provinces and cities in the Northern region. The participants competed in 73 categories, including martial arts performances and sparring.
Director of the provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism Quach Thi Kieu, who is also head of the organising board for the celebration of the International Day of Yoga (June 21) in Hoa Binh province, chaired a meeting on the event on June 6.
At the National Championship for Stick Pushing and Tug of War in 2024 taking place in Dak Lak recently, a delegation of athletes from Hoa Binh province participated in both events. For stick pushing, they participated in 9 weight categories and won 1 gold medal, 3 silver medals and 2 bronze medals. Notably, the two young athletes who were both born in 2006 are the children of Van Son commune (Lac Son) and have contributed a lot to the province's competition achievements.
In Thuong Coc commune (Lac Son), there are over 9,000 people, living in 14 hamlets. Recently, the commune has increased propaganda for the people so that they practice physical training and sports to improve health; Each person chooses a suitable sport and type of exercise, creating the healthy living habit. From there, it contributes to improving the physical and mental health, the enthusiasm for production, and joining hands to build an increasingly rich, beautiful, and civilized homeland.
In the morning of May 15th, the Provincial Confederation of Labor coordinated with the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism to organize the 2024 steam volleyball tournament for workers and civil servantsin Hoa Binh province.