On April 26, news from the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Khanh Hoa said that it had sent a report to the Provincial People's Committee on some contents related to the Cau Da Villa relic.
Accordingly, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism is implementing relic restoration work to promote historical and cultural values associated with sustainable tourism development. The Department has directed the Provincial Cultural Heritage Conservation Center to coordinate with relevant units to reinforce and repair two villas Xuong Rong (Nghinh Phong) and Bong Su (Vong Nguyet).
At the same time, organize regular inspections to ensure safety for relics.
In addition, the relic grounds are cleaned, sanitized, and additional ornamental plants and trees are planted, contributing to improving the ecological environment and creating a harmonious landscape.
From April 25, the Provincial Cultural Heritage Conservation Center has opened to serve visitors to the Cau Da Villa relic, operating from Monday to Friday every week.
Currently, the unit is arranging artifacts and items at the two villas to serve the sightseeing and learning needs of people and tourists.
Along with that, the center arranges personnel for management, protection, environmental sanitation; ensuring security and order; organizing explanations and guiding visitors. The system of internal regulations, sightseeing diagrams and signs is also installed to help people and tourists conveniently in the process of sightseeing and complying with regulations at relics.
