On the morning of 9.2, Van Don district solemnly held the second prayer ceremony in 2025 at King Ly Anh Tong temple and Cai Rong fish port.
The festival takes place with many meaningful activities, such as: offering incense, bringing the palanquin from the temple of King Ly Anh Tong to the ceremony area at Cai Rong fish port; Launching emulation of production, farming and exploiting aquatic products; Performing rituals of exporting fishing pier, sacrificing and offering.
The fishing ceremony is the long -standing traditional cultural beauty of the fishermen, showing respect for the Nam Hai god, the fish and the gods, praying for a favorable rainy year. , the life of fishermen is prosperous and happy.
Immediately after the sacrifices, Van Don district launched a production labor emulation in 2025 with the spirit of "Reaching the sea - united to develop - Keep firmly preserving the sea and islands of the homeland".
At the event, the leaders of Quang Ninh and Van Don districts presented gifts to encourage fishermen before the launch at the beginning of the year.
Van Don district currently has 1,335 fishing vessels, of which 75 ships are managed by the province, 878 ships managed.
After Storm Yagi, the fisheries industry in Quang Ninh province damaged more than VND 3,600 billion, of which Van Don district damaged more than VND 2,300 billion.
In 2024, the district's fishery production reached over 79,700 tons, of which the exploitation production reached 17,824 tons.
In 2025, the district aims to achieve 138,000 tons of fisheries production, complete the work of the marine area to individuals in the first quarter and submit it to the provincial People's Committee for decision to allocate marine areas to organizations and businesses in the second quarter .
The Fisheries Festival is not only a chance to wish the people of the people, the rain and the wind, but also the spirit of solidarity and the strong will to cling to the sea of fishermen, contributing to the conservation and promotion of the cultural identity. ethnicity, promoting sustainable tourism and marine economy development.
