Provincial leaders visit cultural camps

As part of the Hung Kings’ Commemoration Day and the Cultural-Tourism Week of the Ancestral Land 2025, on the morning of April 3 (the 6th day of the third lunar month, At Ty year 2025), provincial leaders visited cultural camps at the Hung Kings Temple Historical Relic Site.

The delegation visited the cultural camp of Viet Tri City.

The delegation visited the cultural camp of Thanh Son District.

During their visit to the cultural camps of districts, towns, and cities across the province, Provincial Party Secretary Bui Minh Chau and the delegates highly commended the localities for their thorough preparation. The camps featured impressive designs, well-organized displays, and vibrant decorations, showcasing key political, economic, cultural, and social achievements, as well as distinctive products and cultural identities unique to each locality.

The delegation visited the cultural camp of Thanh Thuy District.

The delegation visited the cultural camp of Phu Tho Town.

Provincial Party Secretary Bui Minh Chau and the delegates encouraged the cultural camps to host a variety of cultural and artistic activities to create a lively and engaging atmosphere, attracting visitors from across the country. At the same time, they emphasized the need to ensure fire safety measures, maintain security and public order, and uphold environmental sanitation throughout the event.

Provincial Party Secretary Bui Minh Chau and delegates visited the cultural camp of Yen Lap District.

Provincial People’s Committee Chairman Bui Van Quang visited and inspected the specialty products of Yen Lap District.

The Cultural Camp will take place from March 29 to April 7 (the 1st to the 10th day of the third lunar month, At Ty year 2025) at the Phu Bung Hill area—Hung Kings Temple Historical Relic Site. This annual event, held as part of the Hung Kings Temple Festival, aims to promote and introduce the province’s historical traditions, customs, cultural heritage, and socio-economic achievements. Additionally, it serves as a platform for cultural exchange and learning, fostering unity among localities while enhancing the image of Phu Tho Province as a vibrant tourism destination.

Delegates visited the cultural camps.

Throughout the event, cultural camps will feature exhibitions of handicrafts, specialty products, traditional cuisine, and tourism offerings from different localities within the province. In addition, a diverse array of cultural, artistic, and sporting activities will take place, including folk performances, ethnic music, and showcases by artisans, folk artists, mass art troupes, and ethnic communities. These activities will create a rich cultural space that enhances the Hung Kings Temple Festival and the Cultural-Tourism Week of the Ancestral Land in 2025.

Many activities will be held at the cultural camps.

Ngoc Lam