The event was co-organised by the Management Board of Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture and Forestry of Khammouane Province, Laos.
This woody climbing shrub can grow up to five metres tall. Its leaves are alternate, obovate or oval in shape, while its flower clusters grow at branch tips or leaf axils, with funnel-shaped, dark purple corollas.
In addition to safeguarding the heritage, locals also act as “ambassadors,” promoting its image through services like tourist transport, photography, and souvenir sales. Their efforts help domestic and international visitors better understand the park’s core values and vast tourism potential.
The complex has become Việt Nam’s ninth world heritage site and second trans-provincial heritage site, following Hạ Long Bay - Cát Bà Archipelago, which spans the northern province of Quảng Ninh and Hải Phòng City.
The cave located in the north east, about 1,800m from the Nâm Blang crater, has been assessed as quite stable and solid, opening it up for local tourism development.
Plans to turn Hue''s historical Vong Canh Hill, part of the UNESCO World
Heritage site, into a park has worried locals that the picturesque ruins
of the former imperial capital city will be vandalised.
The culture ministry announced that state bodies have thoroughly
understood and gained valuable experience from the management and
conservation of the Central Sector of Thang Long – Ha Noi Imperial
Citadel.
The director of UNESCO''s World Heritage Centre has officially asked Viet
Nam to verify and provide more information concerning the ongoing
construction next to the site of the Thang Long Citadel, which was
placed on the World Heritage List in 2010.