Tourist attractions in Hai Duong prepare to welcome visitors on New Year's Eve

The relics in Cam Giang are neatly and cleanly decorated. Mao Dien Temple of Literature has 50 more trees and flower pots planted. This relic and Bia Temple have nearly 100 new signs. The medicinal herb garden at Bia Temple has also been supplemented with nearly 200 precious medicinal plants, enriching the medicinal herb garden and creating a landscape to welcome tourists. In the photo: Staff at Mao Dien Temple of Literature take care of ornamental plants and flowers

On this occasion, the Management Board of Co Island Eco-tourism Area (Thanh Mien) provided 150 more life jackets to serve tourists.

Tranh Temple (Ninh Giang) mobilized human resources to quickly clean and decorate the relic before the New Year holiday (photo provided by the facility)

Cao An Phu Temple relic (Kinh Mon) rebuilt the embankment of nearly 40 m of the only road leading to the temple that was eroded after storm No. 3; replaced 133 panels and 5 large billboards promoting the relic. In the photo: Workers finished rebuilding the embankment leading to Cao An Phu Temple relic

Chu Van An Temple (Chi Linh City) is neat, spacious, and ready to welcome groups of visitors on the occasion of New Year's Eve.

The Lunar New Year is associated with the upcoming Con Son - Kiep Bac Spring Festival in 2025 and the 60th anniversary of Uncle Ho's visit to Con Son, so preparations here have been carried out methodically and elaborately. The Con Son - Kiep Bac Relic Management Board has planted 300 pine trees; added a miniature landscape system in both relic sites; completed the final work at the entrance to Con Son. The unit also mobilized all staff to serve tourists during the holiday; carefully prepared tourism service activities such as: offering incense to report achievements, displaying products, checking in, experiencing... In the photo: Tour guide welcoming the group of guests at Con Son Pagoda yard

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