According to My Son Cultural Heritage Site management board, tickets to the site will be sold from today, April 28. However, visitors are requested to strictly conform to Covid-19 prevention regulations such as wearing a mask and using hand wash.
Many tourist sites in Vietnam re-opened
Earlier, My Son Cultural Heritage Site was closed on March 16.
The southern central province of Khanh Hoa’s Department of Tourism said that the agency has built scenarios for this year’s summer, targeting tourists from Hanoi and HCM City. Local tourist spots are expected to be resumed soon.
Meanwhile, the southern province of Kien Giang has allowed local tourist attractions to reopen, but only welcome domestic travellers and foreigners who are living in Vietnam.
However, services such as karaoke, massage, spas, bars and gyms at tourist sites have not yet been re-opened and have to await further notice.
Lodgings are asked not to hold gatherings of more than 20 people. Dining-tables at restaurants need to ensure a suitable distance in line with Covid-19 prevention regulations. Each room should not serve more than two people. The health of tourists has to be closely monitored.
To date, many tourist attractions in Hanoi such as the Temple of Literature and Thang Long Citadel, remain closed.
Nguyen Thanh Quang, deputy director of Thang Long-Hanoi Heritage Conservation Centre, said that Thang Long Citadel was scheduled to open for Reunification Day (April 30) and May Day.
Yen Vien Bus Company has planned to re-open its Hanoi City Tour service using double-decker buses on this occasion.
Many tourist spots in Sapa Town have served visitors again from today.
