Yen Tu World Heritage Site Promotion Contest Kicks Off in Quang Ninh
The preliminary round of the "Best Introducer for Yen Tu World Heritage Site" contest has commenced in Quang Ninh, Vietnam. Part of the "Yen Tu - Meditative Autumn" event series, it aims to boost tourism and heritage preservation for the renowned site.
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