More than 4,000 visitors came to visit My Son - Quang Nam, on the occasion of April 30 and May 1
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- 00:04 03/05/2023
DNHN - According to Mr. Phan Ho, Director of the Management Board (MB) of My Son Cultural Heritage in Quang Nam province, more than 4,000 tourists visited Vietnam between April 30 and May 1 of this year. My Son Cultural Heritage Area sightseeing and tourism
During the height of the holiday season, the Management Board of My Son Cultural Heritage devoted 100 percent of its resources to several tourist-serving departments, including improving service quality for visitors, increasing passenger transit to 13, focusing on swiftly resolving ticket purchase procedures by visa card payment, mobilizing service forces, and guiding tourists. Customers can perform operations such as purchasing tickets, paying with Visa cards, and scanning QR codes...
In particular, the My Son Cultural Heritage Management Board organizes daily folkloric performances and the "summer coming to the Tower" art program at the ancient tower site.
In addition, My Son Cultural Heritage is a great place for tourists to visit, take photos, and check in during these holidays due to its ancient temple architecture and beautiful scenery.
According to Mr. Phan Ho, Director of the Management Board (MB) of My Son Cultural Heritage on this holiday, there were more than 4,000 visitors to the My Son monument, which is part of the cultural heritage, as of the afternoon of May 1. Most are international guests. It is anticipated that during five days of public holidays, My Son Cultural Heritage will receive approximately 10,000 visitors, which is the same number as during the same period last year. The total number of visitors to My Son reached 35,733 in April 2023 alone.
In addition, tourists who visit My Son Cultural Heritage can indulge in regional delicacies and purchase numerous products and mementos as gifts at the stalls.
Trong Tam
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