Nghia Do is about 30km from the center of Bao Yen district. This place contains historical imprints, the spirit of solidarity of ethnic minorities in the struggle against foreign invaders. This is also a land with a rich culture, in which, the Tay people have a long history of residence, creating unique cultural features, customs, and beliefs that are preserved until today. .

Coming here, visitors can stay in a house on stilts and learn and discover the unique cultural features of the community living in the "basin" area of ​​Nghia Do. They have created a treasure of diverse folklore, rich in house-building, weddings, funerals, or festivals. The villages and villages with the traditional stilt houses of the Tay people have become a unique cultural feature of this land.

Responsibilities for management of tourist attractions: Chairman of Bao Yen District People's Committee; Directors of Departments: Culture, Sports and Tourism; Planing and Investment; Transportation - Construction; Finance; Natural Resources and Environment; Agriculture and Rural Development shall, within the ambit of their tasks and powers, be responsible for managing tourist attractions in Article 1 according to current regulations.

Chief of Office of Provincial People's Committee; Directors of Departments: Culture, Sports and Tourism; Planing and Investment; Traffic - Transport and Construction; Finance; Natural Resources and Environment; Agriculture and Rural Development; Chairman of Bao Yen District People's Committee and related units are responsible for implementing this Decision.

Vu Khanh