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Ninh Binh province is stepping up efforts to conserve and promote its natural and cultural heritage through a sustainable approach while continuing to prepare a nomination dossier for UNESCO World Heritage inscription of the Van Long - Kim Bang -Tam Chuc Delacour's Langur Cultural and Ecological Landscape.
Recognised as the first mixed World Heritage Site in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, the Trang An Landscape Complex in Ninh Binh province is renowned not only for its breathtaking karst scenery but also for its exceptional biodiversity. Shaped by millions of years of geological evolution, the limestone landscape has created a unique mosaic of habitats that provides sanctuary for hundreds of rare and endemic plant and animal species.
With a strong commitment to making culture a solid spiritual foundation, an endogenous driver and a key catalyst for sustainable development in a new era, the northern province of Ninh Binh is translating the Politburo's Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW on the development of Vietnamese culture into concrete action, aiming to become a millennium heritage destination with one of the country's leading cultural, tourism and creative ecosystems.
In the current context, cultural identity, the quality of the living environment, tourism appeal and creative capacity are increasingly becoming the decisive factors underpinning a city's competitiveness. In other words, what was once regarded as the “heritage of the past” is gradually becoming the “resource of the future”.
Over the past decade, Trang An has become a successful example of development that regards culture as both a driving force and an objective while placing people at the centre of all development efforts.
Covering about 11,000 hectares, the site is a “living museum” preserving geological traces dating back to the Pleistocene epoch while serving as the last major refuge of the critically endangered, endemic Delacour’s langur.
The festival of music and creativity FORESTIVAL 2026 took place in the evening of May 30, 2026 at Binh Minh square in Ninh Binh province.
The opening ceremony was attended by National Assembly Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Thanh. It featured nearly 200 artists and performers. Throughout the evening programme, audiences were taken on an immersive artistic journey celebrating the rich cultural heritage and historical legacy of Ninh Binh.
One of the highlights of the Ninh Binh Tourism Week 2026 is the Tam Coc Golden Season Festival at the Tam Coc Bich Dong tourist site, where visitors can enjoy the vibrant rice harvest landscape alongside traditional cultural activities such as agricultural offerings processions, folk singing and traditional art performances.
The People’s Committee of Ninh Binh province has issued a plan regarding the hosting of international seminar titled “Journey to the UNESCO Documentary Heritage - Stone inscriptions on Non Nuoc Mountain,” scheduled to take place from June 2 3 in Hoa Lu ward.
Long Doi Son Pagoda is located on the sacred Doi mountain in Tien Son ward of Ninh Binh province. Every year, the Long Doi Son Pagoda Festival is held from the 18th day to the 21st day of the third lunar month, featuring traditional rituals and numerous cultural, artistic, and sporting activities.
The Hoa Lu Festival has long been a source of pride for residents of the ancient capital. This annual traditional festival, held in Ninh Bình, commemorates and pays tribute to the merits of Dinh Tien Hoang, along with previous emperors and ancestors in the cause of nation-building and defense.
These massive outdoor productions, staged right in the middle of historic sites, are acting like a powerful magnet, transforming Ninh Binh into a hotspot for deeper, more meaningful cultural experiences. They're becoming the main draw, convincing travellers to stick around longer and shell out more cash for one-of-a-kind cultural thrills.
In the first two months of 2026, Ninh Binh welcomed over 5.4 million visitors, up 9.9% year-on-year, generating nearly 5.84 trillion VND (221 million USD) in tourism revenue, up 15.9%. During the 2026 Lunar New Year holiday alone, the province received 2.38 million visitors, an 81.4% increase from the previous year, ranking second nationwide.
Following the merger, Ninh Binh province has approximately 5,000 inventoried historical sites, including 10 special national historical sites and 42 national intangible cultural heritage elements. The province has identified digital transformation in the culture and heritage sector as an inevitable direction. Digitisation not only serves the exploitation, management, and preservation of historical sites but also helps to spread cultural heritage values more widely to the younger generation.
Within the framework of the Vietnam International Tourism Fair - VITM 2026, a tourism promotion conference titled "Hung Yen - Ninh Binh - Ca Mau: Connecting Heritage - Spreading Identity" was held to promote linkages and develop tourism in the three provinces effectively and sustainably.
The festival of music and creativity FORESTIVAL 2026 will take place in the evening of May 30, 2026 at Binh Minh square in Ninh Binh province.
On March 22, the Management Board of Xuan Thuy National Park held a ceremony in Giao Minh Commune, Ninh Binh Province, to receive the title of the ASEAN Heritage Park.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) on January 23 announced an emergency assistance package worth approximately 740,000 USD to help Viet Nam protect cultural heritage and sustain education in areas heavily affected by a series of severe storms that struck the country in November 2025.
Ninh Binh is steadfastly pursuing its goal of becoming a centrally-governed city, a "millennium heritage city," where high-quality tourism, green urban development, and heritage values become the driving force.
The New Rice Festival a long-standing traditional ritual of the Muong ethnic minority people in Ninh Binh has just been officially inscribed as a national intangible cultural heritage, affirming the enduring spiritual and community values of the festival.
In recent years, night-time tourism in Ninh Binh province has been developing rapidly, aiming to enhance visitor experiences, encourage longer stays, and increase tourism revenue.
Ninh Binh province is developing a roadmap to include Tam Chuc - Van Long complex in the tentative list and to prepare a dossier for submission to UNESCO as a world heritage site.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism recently signed a decision, adding five more typical intangible cultural heritages from localities such as Hung Yen, Ninh Binh, and Nghe An to the List of National Intangible Cultural Heritage.
The year 2025 has closed with numerous targets in socio-economic development exceeded, laying an important foundation for Ninh Binh province to step into the first year of the new tenure; increase investment in infrastructure, industry, and services in association with heritage preservation and promotion.
