Hang Gon wraps up Exploring Heritage and Experiencing Fruit Season Week

On the afternoon of July 5, the People's Committee of Hang Gon Ward, Dong Nai City, held the closing ceremony for the 2026 Exploring Heritage and Experiencing Fruit Season Week at the Hang Gon Megalithic Tomb, a special archaeological national relic site, wrapping up three days of vibrant and meaningful activities from July 3 to 5.

Hoang Trong Phuong, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Hang Gon Ward People's Committee, presents the First Prize in the cake-making contest to the Ward Police team. Photo: Le Tien

At the ceremony, Pham Van Chau, Member of the Party Committee, Vice Chairman of the Hang Gon Ward People's Committee, and Permanent Deputy Head of the Organizing Board, presented a summary report highlighting the event's notable outcomes. Throughout the week, participants took part in a wide range of activities, including cultural and artistic exchanges, a cultural space featuring gong culture and don ca tai tu performances, a Southern folk cake-making contest, a painting competition themed "The Beauty of Hang Gon," and a seminar on sustainable agricultural solutions for durian cultivation oriented toward organic farming. The program also featured tours and experiential activities at the Hang Gon Megalithic Tomb, a special national archaeological relic, as well as visits to local orchards. These activities generated strong public interest, helping promote the locality's image, culture, tourism, and signature agricultural products.

The Hang Gon Ward leaders pose for a photo with students who won the painting competition. Photo: Le Tien

On the occasion, the Organizing Board presented awards to outstanding individuals and collectives in "The Beauty of Hang Gon" painting competition and the Southern folk cake-making contest, recognizing their creativity, dedication, and positive contributions to the week's activities.

An overview of the closing ceremony for the 2026 Exploring Heritage and Experiencing Fruit Season Week. Photo: Le Tien

Delivering closing remarks, Nguyen Van Hoang, Member of the Hang Gon Ward Party Committee’s Standing Board, Vice Chairman of the Ward People's Committee, and Head of the Organizing Board, commended the efforts of agencies, units, businesses, orchard owners, and local residents for contributing to the success of the event. He affirmed that the results achieved would provide an important foundation for Hang Gon Ward to continue promoting the value of its cultural heritage, developing eco-tourism linked with its signature agricultural products, and gradually building the image of Hang Gon as an attractive destination in Dong Nai City.

The closing ceremony concluded in a joyful and enthusiastic atmosphere, leaving a positive impression on delegates, local residents, and visitors. The success of the 2026 Exploring Heritage and Experiencing Fruit Season Week reaffirmed Hang Gon Ward's determination to preserve and promote cultural heritage, showcase local agricultural products, and foster tourism development, contributing to the locality's socio-economic development in the coming period.

By Le Tien - Translated by Minh Hong, Minho