Meanwhile, the national relic site Dao Co (Stork Island) in Thanh Mien district and Bia temple dedicated to Tue Tinh, a famous doctor in traditional medicine, in Cam Giang district each reported up to 10,000 tourists.
Management boards of the relic sites worked closely with local authorities to ensure security and social order during the Tet holiday, the longest and most important festival in the year.
Crowds of tourists flock to Hai Duong during Tet
Update: 15-02-2016 | 17:22:16
Famous historical and cultural tourism sites in the northern province of Hai Duong have attracted a large number of holiday-makers during the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday, which began from February 8.
According to Le Duy Manh, vice head of the management board of Con Son – Kiep Bac relic site , the special national heritage served about 80,000 tourists as of February 13.
The Tranh temple in Ninh Giang district greeted around 7,000 visitors a day during the last seven days.
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