Ninh Binh Province thrives to attract more tourists

Japanese artists organized a program showcasing Vietnamese culture. This included a graceful dance featuring lotus-printed Ao Dai and traditional conical hats, highlighting the gentle beauty of Vietnamese women. A flower arrangement demonstration by artisan Endo Yuko, founder of the Nihon Kadou Sansenryu school, evoked strong emotions among attendees.

Stunning visuals of Ninh Binh were displayed, creating an immersive Ninh Binh tourism experience in Tokyo, Japan. Ninh Binh tourism has many advantages in attracting Japanese tourists, especially those drawn to cultural heritage and environmentally friendly travel.

As the former capital of Viet Nam and a site with UNESCO-recognized heritage, Ninh Binh boasts nearly 2,000 tangible cultural heritage sites and 500 intangible cultural heritage sites. Beyond attracting Japanese tourists, Ninh Binh is studying Japan’s successful tourism models. The province aims to leverage the growing tourist flow to Japan while strengthening Viet Nam-Japan tourism cooperation.