Free entrance to tourists to Old Quarter and craft villages in Hoi An
Wednesday, 02/12/2020 14:55 (GMT+7)
From December 1 to 4, Hoi An ancient city is offering free entrance to tourists to the Old Quarter and craft villages to celebrate the Cultural Heritage Day and the 21st anniversary of its recognition as a UNESCO world heritage site.
Hoi An ancient city (Source: vnexpress.net)
On this occasion, photos on Hoi An are displayed at Hoi An Museum at 10B Tran Hung Dao street.
Seminars on heritage preservation and tourism in the Old Quarter during COVID-19 will also be held at the museum from December 3-4, reported VNA.
A photo exhibition by Monica Herran Restrepo from Columbia will also be opened at the An Hoi Sculpture Park on the Hoai River from December 3-12.
Traditional art performances will be staged at the Japanese Bridge on December 3-4, while family music performances will take place at the Hoi An Museum from 7.30pm on the same nights.
An annual distance race will be organised at the Hoai River Square on December 4 as part of the celebrations.
UNESCO, in cooperation with Hoi An, will launch a programme seeking initiatives on non-plastic waste for young people with funding from the Coca-Cola Foundation.
Young people and visitors will join hands to clean up Cua Dai Beach and collect waste from the forest in Cam Thanh village, as well as a bicycle parade to boost environmental and heritage protection in Hoi An and the Cham Islands on December 4./.
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