Ninh Binh Leverages Archaeological Heritage for Tourism
Ninh Binh province in northern Vietnam is set to leverage thousands-year-old pottery discovered in limestone caves as a tourism asset to enhance the appeal of the UNESCO World Heritage site Trang An Landscape Complex, aiming to balance cultural heritage preservation with tourism promotion.
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