The festival also introduces strengths, landscape, and traditional cultural identity of Hoa Binh province in general, the Da River basin area in particular, contributing to stimulating local tourism development, he added.
Hoa Binh Lake is now the largest man-made resevoir in Southeast Asia. Localities in the province have been promoting the development of cage fish farming in the area, Now, the province has 2,695 ha of fish farming, with nearly 5,000 cages and output of about 12,500 tonnes.
Da River fish and shrimp are famous across the country, creating a great source of income for both local residents and enterprises.
Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Dinh Cong Su speaks at the opening ceremony of the festival.
The Hoa Binh Lake Tourism Area is one of 12 national tourist areas approved by the Prime Minister, with such advantages as the rich culture of ethnic groups, particular the Muong people, diverse cuisine, various local products, along with resorts and tourist attractions. Hoa Binh province has optimised its potential, increased income for locals, and created a stable and sustainable source of revenue for the local economy.
The festival featured nearly 130 booths from localities and departments, showcasing the province's signature products. Within its framework, there were activities like a fishing competition and fish releases to restore aquatic resources in Hoa Binh Lake.
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