(HBO) - Inaugurated in 2016, Hoa Binh square in Hoa Binh city of the province of the same name has become a favourite playground of both children and adults. Many people come to the site at dusk and in the evening to jog, ride bicycles and stroll. Youngsters sometimes play music for dancing and hip hop practice, livening up the atmosphere.
Hoa Binh square
becomes a favourite playground of children.
The square,
also known as Quynh Lam multi-purpose complex, was constructed to mark 130
years of the province’s establishment and 25 years of its re-establishment.
Recalling
the period when the complex was being built, an architect took part in the
project said it is a construction work of political, architectural and cultural
significance, creating a highlight for Hoa Binh city’s urban landscape. It
bears both modern and traditional cultural features, including the gong
cultural space of the Muong ethnic minority people.
The centre
of the rostrum is a symbol of six main groups residing in the province, namely
Muong, Thai, Kinh, Tay, Dao and Mong. The symbol contains six pillars similar
to the frame of a stilt wooden house of the ethnic groups as well as the
character "Person” in Chinese language. An image of a reformed version Muong
gong is placed in a square-shaped flower background.
Hoa Binh
square has lightened up local people’s lives. Everyone coming to the site is
aware of maintaining the landscape and environment./.
With a diverse culture with the identities of the Muong, Tay, Dao, and Thai ethnic groups and wild, majestic landscapes, Da Bac highland district is developing diverse tourism, associated with preserving and promoting traditional culture.
With the diverse cultural identities of the Muong, Tay, Dao, and Thai ethnic groups and endowed with natural beauty, the mountainous district of Da Bac has been gradually developing tourism in association with preserving and promoting traditional cultural values.
F. Martine from France and many other tourists from around the world have shown their excitement when joining Thai ethnic people of Mai Chau district in the traditional "sap” and "keng loong” dances.
In the early days of spring, accommodation businesses and tourist sites in Hoa Binh province have welcomed a large number of visitors, with many of them remaining open throughout the week-long Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday.
Binh Thanh commune in Cao Phong district of Hoa Binh province has been taking advantage of local cultural identity and diverse natural landscapes to boost its tourism development.
The smart tourism software of Hoa Binh province forms part of the package of smart urban solutions, which optimises information and communications technologies to form a tourism ecosystem and offer benefits to tourists, authorities and businesses. It has facilitated the building of a high-quality tourism industry, contributing to local sustainable economic development.