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200 new boats to serve Huong Pagoda Festival-goers

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Tourists travel by boats along the Yen Stream leading to Huong Pagoda in My Duc District, Hanoi.

Each boat offers plastic chairs and umbrellas for tourists, along with a storage area for their belongings.

The vessels will also be registered with numbers plates and licenses.

Boatmen will possess certificates outlining their professional qualifications and knowledge of local waterways.

The boats will transport visitors in both directions along three routes including Yen wharf-Thien Tru, Yen wharf-Long Van, and Cong Vai-Tuyen Son.

The annual Huong Pagoda Festival takes place from January to March of the lunar calendar.

VietNamNet/SGGP

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