Xuan Thuy National Park in the northern province of Ninh Binh has been recognised as an ASEAN Heritage Park. It is a coastal wetland reserve and Vietnam’s first Ramsar site, known for its rich biodiversity and numerous rare waterbird species. The designation opens up development opportunities while also placing higher demands on conservation and the promotion of its natural values.
In the first three lunar months, the northern province of Ninh Binh offers scenic landscapes, festive traditions, and the vibrant silk cotton blossom season, adding colour to its ancient heritage.
Nha Xa silk village (formerly in Ha Nam province), now part of Duy Tan commune in Ninh Binh province, is renowned for its soft and durable mulberry silk, which embodies the finest traditions of Vietnamese craftsmanship. With more than 700 years of history, silk weaving is deeply rooted in the area’s cultural and economic life.
The delegation visited and offered incense at the temple of Princess Nhoi Hoa in Thai Son hamlet, Tay Hoa Lu ward, a provincial-level historical and cultural relic associated with the long-standing friendship between Vietnam and Laos.
As Christmas approaches, a joyful and peaceful festive atmosphere is spreading across parishes throughout Ninh Binh Province.
The silk-reeling craft of Co Chat village in Ninh Giang commune, Ninh Binh province, has existed for hundreds of years, passed down through generations.
Permanent Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Dinh Thi Lua introduced Ninh Binh’s strategic location, infrastructure, workforce, and sustainable development goals. She pledged comprehensive support for enterprises at every stage of project implementation.
At Bao Dap village in Hong Quang ward, Ninh Binh province – the largest star lantern-making hub in northern Vietnam – local artisans are working tirelessly to complete their colourful five-pointed star lanterns in time for distribution across the country.
Giao Hai fish market in Giao Phuc commune is the largest of its kind in Ninh Binh province, operating two sessions daily with a wide variety of seafood. Each year, the market consumes around 7,000–8,000 tonnes of seafood, creating stable jobs and incomes for hundreds of local workers.
For hundreds of years, the craft of growing and processing sedge has been an integral part of life in Kim Son district, Ninh Binh province. Despite enduring countless ups and downs throughout history, the tradition has not only survived but continued to thrive, providing stable livelihoods while becoming a distinctive cultural feature passed down through generations.
On the morning of January 31, Party General Secretary To Lam leads a central delegation to offer incense at the place worshipping King Dinh Tien Hoang and King Le Dai Hanh as well as ancestors in Gia Sinh Commune, Gia Vien District, Ninh Binh province.
Winter is coming, bringing with it the blooming season of oxeye daisy. The white flowers give Ninh Binh province a unique and captivating beauty that draws visitors from near and far.
The International Tennis Federation (ITF) U18 – J30 2024 Tournament concluded on November 24 at Ninh Binh province's Sports Training and Competition Centre, with awards presented to athletes achieving exceptional performances.
The northern province of Ninh Binh, home to the ancient capital of Hoa Lu (968-1009), showcased its stunning natural landscapes and people to the Japanese market through a recent tourism promotion conference called “the splendor of the ancient capital” in Tokyo.
Chairman of the Vietnamese National Assembly (NA) Tran Thanh Man held talks in Hanoi on November 19 with his Armenian counterpart Alen Simonyan, following an official welcome ceremony for the guest.
Recently, Ninh Binh province has organized various activities to enhance the significance of its heritage in realizing its strategic goals. The aim is to transform Ninh Binh into a millennium heritage urban area, a creative city, and a center for tourism and cultural heritage industries at both regional and national levels, with a strong international presence.
The first nearly 1,400 of a group of 4,500 Indian tourists visited Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO-recognised World Natural Heritage Site, in the northern province of Quang Ninh on August 29.
President of the Australian Senate Sue Lines and her entourage made a tour of the Trang An eco-tourism site, part of the Trang An landscape complex, in Ninh Binh province, approximately 100km south of Hanoi, on August 25 as part of her ongoing official visit to Vietnam.
To promote the value of cultural heritage, the northern province of Ninh Binh, which is home to Trang An Landscape Complex – a UNESCO-recognised World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site, has been implementing strategic solutions to harmoniously solve the relationship between restoration and conservation and sustainable development.
The Trang An Landscape Complex in Ninh Binh province was recognised by UNESCO in 2014 as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site. It was the first-ever mixed heritage site in Vietnam and Southeast Asia to gain such recognition.