Nearly 9,000 visitors visited "Thien ha de nhat hung quan" after 3 days of opening

Since opening, Hai Van Quan relic site has welcomed thousands of visitors every day to visit and take photos.

On the afternoon of August 4, the Hue Monuments Conservation Center announced that after completing the restoration and reopening, the Hai Van Quan relic welcomed a large number of visitors.

During the 3 days of opening (from August 1 to 3), Hai Van Quan relic welcomed 8,700 visitors. Of which, on August 1, Hai Van Quan relic welcomed over 1,400 visitors; on August 2, it welcomed about 2,700 visitors and on August 3, it welcomed about 4,600 visitors.

According to the leader of the Hue Monuments Conservation Center, Hai Van Quan is currently open to visitors for free. This activity will continue until a suitable ticket price list is agreed upon.

Previously, on December 19, 2021, the Hue Monuments Conservation Center coordinated with the Department of Culture and Sports of Da Nang City to organize the groundbreaking ceremony of the project to preserve, restore and promote the value of Hai Van Quan relic with a budget of about 42 billion VND from the state budget.

"Although the restoration work has been completed and the Hai Van Quan relic site is ready to welcome visitors, it is currently facing many difficulties in operating tourism services. The relic site still lacks tourism infrastructure such as parking lots, ticket sales points, working places for tour guides and security guards, souvenir shops, etc. In addition, due to its location at an altitude of nearly 500 m above sea level, the technical infrastructure system has not been invested in synchronously. The relic site is located in a dangerous location, so phone and Internet signals are limited, and human resources are thin, making management difficult," informed the leader of the Hue Monuments Conservation Center.

From Hai Van Quan, visitors can see the entire Da Nang sea.

Hai Van Quan relic is located on Hai Van mountain, built during the reign of King Minh Mang 7 (1826) at an altitude of 496 meters above sea level. This is not only a famous historical site, known as "Thien ha de nhat hung quan" but also a place to witness heroic feats in the nation's construction and defense.

Hai Van Quan complex is located right on the top of Hai Van Pass, connecting the two largest cities in central Vietnam and has a beautiful view of the sea. On April 14, 2016, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism decided to recognize Hai Van Quan as a national monument.

TH (according to VTC News)

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