(HBO) - In the first nine months of this year, the conservation, museum and management of the relics in the province have been paying attention to. The provincial museum has been maintaining the opening of the exhibition room of the "Hoa Binh Cultural Heritage” for the visits and research of the local people and tourists. They have received 10 ceramic artifacts and 2 Dong drums for the purpose of scientific research.

In order to continuously promote the tangible and intangible cultural values, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has chaired and co-organized the exhibition with the theme "The typical cultural heritage of Muong ethnic people in Hoa Binh province” at the Display House of of Hung Yen Museum and has prepared the conditions for organizing the exhibition "The typical cultural heritage of the ethnic people: Tay, Thai, Mong, Muong, Dao in Hoa Binh province”. 

At the same time, they have implemented the classification of the 2 relics at the provincial level: Boi pagoda (Kim Boi district) and "The military base of the anti-French uprising of the General Kiem - Doc Bang (Ky Son district)”. The scientific records for 4 relics have been done: the location of setting up the 12th Regiment - Hoa Binh (Cao Phong district), the relics of Cat Dun Temple (Lac Thuy district), the scenic beauty spot of Trang Falls and Mieu temple (Tan Lac district) ), 2A facility of Nhan Dan newspaper (Luong Son district).

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