According to the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, therace will be organised at 900 sq.km Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park, which UNESCO labeled as a global heritage site in 2003. The park ishome to over 300 caves and grottoes that date back 400 million years.
Racers are expected to compete in the distances of 42.19km;21.09km; 10km; and 6km.
Home to Phong Nha-Ke Bang and the world’s largest cave of SonDoong, Quang Binh boasts rich tourism resources for Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
The province also has the longest coastline in Vietnam, withbeautiful beaches and special seafood dishes. It was chosen as one of thefilming destinations of Hollywood blockbuster movie “Kong: Skull Island”.
According to figures from Quang Binh’s tourism sector,the province welcomed more than 35,000 visitors during and after the recent LunarNew Year (Tet) holiday, with daily visitor numbers up 16 percent compared tothe 2021 Tet holiday./.
VNA