Bùi Tiến Lực, head of the district’s Ethnic Group Office, said that reputable people had now become the core force to support authorities at all levels to disseminate and mobilise ethnic groups to strictly comply with the Party’s policies and guidelines, and the State’s laws.
Cựu is a 500-year-old ancient village located about 40km from the city centre. Through the ups and downs of history, this village still retains its distinctive traditional features, making it not only a precious cultural, historical and artistic museum, but also a potential tourist destination.
During long national holidays like April 30-May 1 (the South Liberation and May Day holiday) or National Independence Day on September 2, the number of arrivals did not see much improvement.
The central province of Phú Yên has planned that by 2025, each district, town, and city will have at least one rural tourism destination specialising in agriculture, culture, craft villages, and ecological environment.
Phú Xuyên artisans will showcase their skills of creating craft products like tò he (traditional Vietnamese toy figurines), bamboo, rattan or mother-of-pearl inlaid items.