A kindergarten in Lào Cai, affected by Yagi storm, was inaugurated thanks to contributions from readers.
“The children are very happy to have a new, clean, and spacious school. The school site has also been equipped with a playground for the children to experience and enjoy. This is the motivation for the teachers to complete the task of caring for and educating the children.”
On June 18, the inauguration and handover ceremony of the Quán Dín Ngài kindergarten site at the Bản Phố Kindergarten took place in Bản Phố commune, Bắc Hà district.
After storm number 3 in 2024, the Quán Dín Ngài site was identified as being at risk of landslides, making the teachers and students very anxious whenever there were rainstorms.
From the needs of the teachers and students at the Quán
About: Quán Dín Ngài
“Quán Dín Ngài” or “Quan De Temple” is a significant historical and cultural site located in Vietnam, primarily found in the towns and cities with Chinese-Vietnamese communities. Established by the ethnic Chinese population, the temple is dedicated to Guan Yu, a revered figure in Chinese folklore and a symbol of loyalty and righteousness. These temples serve as a cultural hub for the local community, hosting various religious ceremonies and cultural events, and play a crucial role in preserving the heritage and traditions of the Chinese-Vietnamese population.
About: Bản Phố Kindergarten
Bản Phố Kindergarten is an educational institution located in the mountainous region of Vietnam, specifically within the Bắc Hà District, known for serving the local community, including many ethnic minority groups. The kindergarten plays a crucial role in providing early childhood education, helping to lay the foundation for lifelong learning and development among children in this culturally rich yet economically challenged area. The establishment of such institutions in remote regions is part of broader efforts to enhance educational access and equality across the country.
About: Bản Phố commune
Bản Phố commune, located in Bắc Hà District of Lào Cai Province in Vietnam, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant local traditions, particularly among the Flower Hmong ethnic group. Famous for its colorful Sunday market, Bản Phố attracts tourists and locals alike, who come to trade handmade goods, textiles, and livestock. This commune also serves as a prime example of the traditional lifestyle and social structure of Vietnam’s northern ethnic minorities, preserving their unique customs and communal bonds amidst the scenic mountainous backdrop.
About: Bắc Hà district
Bắc Hà District is located in Lào Cai Province in the northern region of Vietnam, known for its colorful and vibrant ethnic diversity, primarily the Flower Hmong people. It is famous for its Sunday market, where ethnic groups from the surrounding hills converge to trade handmade goods and local produce. The district is also known for historical sites like the Hồ Chí Minh President Palace and the picturesque landscapes of the region, making it popular among tourists seeking cultural immersion and natural beauty.
