Inspecting Preparations for the 2026 Hung Kings' Commemoration and Hung Temple Festival

On the morning of April 17, the Organizing Committee for the 2026 Hung Kings' Commemoration – Hung Temple Festival and Ancestral Land Culture and Tourism Week conducted a field inspection of preparatory activities. The delegation was led by Mr. Nguyen Huy Ngoc — Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, and Head of the Organizing Committee — accompanied by representatives from relevant departments and sectors.

The delegation inspects the area for Cultural Camps and the display of local specialties and products.

During the session, the delegation surveyed key locations within the Hung Temple Historic Site, specifically the Cultural Camp and local product promotion area on Phu Bung Hill. They also reviewed the decoration and urban embellishment efforts along central routes and surrounding vicinities.

Local leaders report directly to the delegation on the preparations for the 2026 Festival.

Following the site visit, Mr. Nguyen Huy Ngoc commended the proactive spirit and responsibility of the provincial sectors, the Hung Temple Management Board, and the 18 communal clusters. Most preparatory tasks are on schedule, ensuring that activities will be organized solemnly, safely, and effectively.

The delegation inspects organizational work at the Vinh Phuc Ward Cultural Camp.

To ensure a successful festival, the Head of the Organizing Committee requested all relevant units to remain highly focused and expedite the completion of all remaining tasks. Specific emphasis must be placed on refurbishing and enhancing the landscape across the entire Hung Temple Historic Site and its surrounding areas, following a “green, clean, and beautiful” orientation to leave a positive impression on both residents and tourists.

Regarding the communal clusters, he urged for an accelerated progress in preparing the cultural camps; notably, these camps must be designed to deeply reflect traditional cultural identity. Each camp should feature dedicated spaces for displaying artifacts, documents, local specialties, and typical OCOP products, thereby contributing to the promotion of the local image and creating attractive highlights in the journey back to the roots of the Vietnamese nation.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee urges units to focus intensely on completing all remaining tasks.

Regarding high-traffic areas such as the Central Square, Stadium, and the IC7 Expressway Interchange, Mr. Nguyen Huy Ngoc directed functional units to bolster urban embellishment and visual decorations. He particularly emphasized the need for scientific traffic channeling plans and personnel deployment to ensure safety and prevent congestion. Additionally, environmental hygiene and timely waste collection must be prioritized to serve visitors throughout the event.

Le Minh