The celebrations will culminate in a grand ceremony on April 26. This event will honor the efforts of individuals and organizations in managing, preserving, and promoting the heritage while fostering awareness among younger generations about its importance.

Several activities have already been organized, such as the Lunar New Year (Tet) Festival and Fair, held from January 19 to February 15 in Hoa Lu Old Quarter, Ninh Binh city. The festival showcased local specialties and provided unique experiences for visitors.

In April, an international scientific seminar titled "Promoting the Role and Values of Trang An Cultural and Natural Heritage in Building a Millennium Heritage City and Connecting UNESCO World Heritage Cities" will take place. Additionally, another seminar will explore the historical and cultural significance of Hanh Cung Vu Lam and its connections to Truc Lam - Yen Tu Buddhist philosophy under King Tran Nhan Tong.

Other highlights of the celebration include:

• An exhibition showcasing the cultural values of Ninh Binh and Trang An.
• A photo exhibition featuring Vietnam’s nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
• A seminar on developing archaeological tourism.
• Tourism Week of Tam Coc - Trang An.
• A national festival highlighting cuisine and tourism.
• A writing contest focused on preserving Trang An’s values and fostering sustainable tourism.
• A Red River Delta bonsai exhibition.
• A souvenir design contest centered around heritage and historical values.

The anniversary celebrations aim to underline Trang An’s global significance, emphasizing its historical, cultural, and natural contributions to the region and the world.

Written by: Nguyen Loan