Under the plan approved by the provincial People’s Committee, Bac Son Commune will receive 30 billion dong while Huu Lien Commune will receive VND 20 billion to support tourism infrastructure and community tourism projects.
The funding will be used to implement development plans for Quynh Son and Huu Lien community tourism villages under a provincial tourism development scheme launched earlier this month.
The Department of Finance has been tasked with overseeing the allocation and use of the funding.
The investment is expected to provide a boost to Lang Son’s tourism sector, particularly in Bac Son Valley, which is known for its limestone mountains, rice fields and traditional stilt-house villages.
Quynh Son community tourism village, home to hundreds of traditional Tay ethnic minority stilt houses, was recognised by the United Nations Tourism Organisation as one of the world’s Best Tourism Villages 2025.
Meanwhile, Huu Lien Commune is seeking to expand eco-tourism, spiritual tourism and community-based tourism linked to its special-use forest, local heritage sites and ethnic minority culture.
Authorities said improved transport infrastructure and growing tourism demand were creating favourable conditions for sustainable tourism development in the area.