Ninh Binh Unveils New Tourism Product Leveraging Archaeological Heritage
Ninh Binh province in Vietnam has developed a new tourism product utilizing newly discovered archaeological heritage, aiming to enhance the appeal of the UNESCO World Heritage site "Trang An Landscape Complex" and attract domestic and international tourists. The province is experiencing rapid growth as a leading tourist destination in Vietnam.
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