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The number of visitors to the special national relic complex of An Phu - Kinh Chu - Nham Duong has increased.

TUONG VY • February 12, 2024 06:00

On February 10 and 11 (the first and second days of Tet), more than 10,000 visitors came to the special national relic complex of An Phu - Kinh Chu - Nham Duong, an increase of over 2,000 people compared to the same period last year.

img_1014(1).jpg — At 3pm on the second day of Tet, people still flocked to Cao An Phu Temple.

According to Mr. Nguyen Van Thu, Head of Kinh Mon Relic Management Board, on February 11 (the second day of Tet), the number of visitors to the relics increased sharply with about 8,000 people. The reason is that the weather is nice and warm; people have harvested most of the winter crop so they have time to go to festivals and enjoy spring.

The new feature at the relics this year is the system of signs and hanging signs with QR codes, in 2 languages: Vietnamese and English. This is a project to digitize the special national relic complex of An Phu - Kinh Chu - Nham Duong. When visitors come to visit the above locations, they only need to use their smartphones to scan the QR code to learn all the information such as: history of formation, cultural values, architectural art, festival characteristics, religious customs of the relic site...

In addition, to welcome visitors, Kinh Mon Relic Management Board has invested in repairing and installing signboards and signage; upgrading lighting, toilets, fire protection systems, and shops. Nham Duong Pagoda alone invested more than 4 billion VND in pouring concrete in a yard area of over 4,000 m², serving people and tourists who come to visit and worship in early spring.

Below are photos taken by Hai Duong Newspaper reporters at locations in the An Phu - Kinh Chu - Nham Duong special national relic complex on the second day of Tet:

img_1031(1).jpg — Visitors just need to use their smartphone to scan the QR code to find out all the information about the monument.

img_0958(1).jpg — Signage and signage systems are renewed and repaired.

img_0841(2).jpg — Tourists worship at Cao An Phu temple relic

img_0953(1).jpg — Cao An Phu Temple relic with ancient space

img_0948(1).jpg — Dragon Eye Well with mysterious beauty, attracting tourists

img_1002(1).jpg — A calligraphy corner at Cao Temple relic

img_0982(1).jpg — Book display attracts young people

img_0977(1).jpg — A spring-filled check-in corner at the stop on the way to Cao Temple

img_0893(1).jpg — Cultural program to serve tourists when they come to worship and enjoy spring

img_0857(1).jpg — The Monument Management Board arranges cleaners at the sites to ensure the landscape is always clean and beautiful.

img_1032(1).jpg — Traffic control forces work through noon to keep the road to Cao Temple from being blocked.

img_1099(1).jpg — The entrance to Kinh Chu cave is brightly decorated to welcome visitors.

img_1056(1).jpg — On the second day of Tet, the number of visitors to Kinh Chu cave was quite large.

img_1087(1).jpg — Check-in corner at "the 6th most beautiful cave in the South"

z5153544198937_da10089b5955135da7ecd991cb92b077(1).jpg — Nham Duong Pagoda welcomes many groups of visitors to worship.

TUONG VY