Mr. Hoang Minh Dang, Head of the Department of Culture of Na Hang district, shared that, first of all, for tangible culture, the district focuses on embellishing and restoring relic sites and sites, strictly preserving and harmonizing national scenic spots. Na Hang district has 30 historical sites, archaeological sites and scenic spots, of which 4 have been ranked at the provincial level. In particular, the district has the Na Hang - Lam Binh National Special Scenic Spot, which has been ranked as a Special National Monument by the Prime Minister.
Pao Dung singing club in Son Phu commune (Na Hang) practices traditional melodies.
For intangible cultural forms, the district always focuses on solutions for preservation and preservation in the community. In recent times, the District People's Committee has coordinated to conduct research, collect, inventory cultural heritages, and compile dossiers of typical cultural heritages of ethnic minorities in the district. The district has successfully restored many traditional festivals of ethnic groups such as the Long Tong Festival in Na Hang town; Long Tong Festival in Da Vi and Yen Hoa communes of the Tay ethnic group, Com pounding festival in Con Lon commune, Fish catching festival in Nang Kha commune, maintaining brocade weaving, cultural spaces such as the ancient village of the Tay people in the area...
Communes and towns have established clubs to preserve cultural identity in the community. Currently, the district has 12 commune and town art troupes, 145 mass art troupes, 10 Then singing - Tinh lute clubs, 3 Pao dung singing clubs... The clubs regularly recruit new members to teach and preserve their ethnic cultural identity. Mr. Hoang Lien Son, Head of the Then singing club in Ban Nhung village, Nang Kha commune, said that the club has more than 50 members, including 12 members aged 9 to 15. Every year, he often opens free classes to teach Then singing and Tinh lute to the people.
In recent years, the district has focused on preserving and promoting the national cultural identity in association with tourism development. Up to now, there are many community tourism spots in the district, where visitors can experience the landscape, life and culture of the local people. Typical community tourism spots include Na Kha village, Nang Kha commune; Ban Bung village, Thanh Tuong commune; and Khau Trang village, Hong Thai commune.
On average, the district welcomes over 200,000 visitors each year. In the coming time, the district will focus on developing tourism with a focus, key points, building unique products and services, with their own identity, associated with preserving local cultural identity.
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