Phu Tho Province Declares 2027 'Homeland Culture and Tourism Year'
Northern Vietnam's Phu Tho Province has designated 2027 as the 'Homeland Culture and Tourism Year,' featuring year-round events including the Hung Kings' Festival. The initiative aims to honor Vietnam's cultural roots, attract tourists, and boost the local economy.
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