(HBO) - On April 22nd, Tan Lac District People's Committee held a ceremony to receive the ranking of provincial landscape relic for Nui Kien cave, Lung Van commune.
Leaders of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism awarded the certificate of ranking provincial landscape of Nui Kien cave to representatives of Lung Van commune leaders, Tan Lac district.
Nui Kien
Cave is one of the beautiful caves of the
province, located in the woods and hill ecosystem and landscape on limestone mountains
in the tourism route of Tan Lac district. The cave is located in the heart of
Kien mountain, in Huop village, Lung Van commune. The cave is located at a
height of 30m above the foot of the mountain. The cave runs at the depth of
nearly 200m inside the mountain, with the widest position of about 30m and its arch
height of 1m - 20m.
With aesthetic, artistic and tourism
values, Nui Kien cave is recognized by the provincial People's Committee as a
provincial landscape relic.
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