PPC’s chairman, Nguyen Hoang Giang, asks Ly Son government and local residents to collaborate in preserving and promoting the value of relics and landscapes

On March 26, Chairman Nguyen Hoang Giang and the working delegation visited several historical sites and scenic spots in Ly Son District.

The delegation visited To Vo Gate, the largest Whale Skeleton Exhibition House in Vietnam, Tan Tomb, and the Hoang Sa Fleet Exhibition House overlooking the North Sea.

The Chairman highlighted Ly Son's significant tourism potential, noting its historical relics and unique landscapes.

He emphasized the need for the district to continue enhancing environmental protection measures, and to invest in and beautify the historical relics and landscapes in the area.

Furthermore, it is essential to thoroughly educate and raise awareness among the local population.

He requested the district leaders should encourage them to collaborate with the government in preserving and promoting the value of these relics and landscapes, especially regarding environmental protection.

This effort aims to ensure that the island district remains green, clean, and beautiful.

M.H