Xoan singing performance (Photo: VNA) The exhibition covers 300 square metres at Lai Len templewhose second phase of restoration was inaugurated the same day after 15 months ofconstruction.
The temple, which has an area of 1.7 hectares in Kim Duccommune, Viet Tri city, also includes a stage for Xoan singing performance,contributing to the restoration and promotion of the folk musical art.
In the coming time, the provincial Department of Culture,Sports and Tourism will hand over the temple to Kim Duc commune for management,while encouraging local Xoan singing bands to enhance operational quality, thusmaking Lai Len temple an attractive tourist destination of Viet Tri.
Also on March 28, Phu Tho also announced the launch of “Citytour Viet Tri”, a special tourism product offered during the Hung Kings’ TempleFestival 2017, which will take place from April 1-6.
The worshipping rituals of the Hung Kings are closelyrelated to the ancestral worship traditions of most Vietnamese families, animportant part of people's spiritual lives. It was recognised as UNESCOIntangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2012./.
Also on March 28, Phu Tho also announced the launch of “Citytour Viet Tri”, a special tourism product offered during the Hung Kings’ TempleFestival 2017, which will take place from April 1-6.
The worshipping rituals of the Hung Kings are closelyrelated to the ancestral worship traditions of most Vietnamese families, animportant part of people's spiritual lives. It was recognised as UNESCOIntangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2012./.
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