Tuyen Quang Industrial Park Attracts Investment
Tuyen Quang is a land rich in historical and cultural traditions, holding a strategically important position in the history of Vietnam’s foundation and defense. In the early days of the nation’s foundation, Tuyen Quang served as a robust “frontier wall” protecting the Thang Long Citadel. The establishment of Tuyen Quang Province in 1831 affirmed the strategic stature of this region, marking a historical turning point in the province’s development.
Over 190 years of history, the solidarity and sense of community cohesion among the people here have crystallized into a resilient internal strength, providing a solid foundation for overcoming difficulties, combating natural disasters and enemies, securing their homeland, and driving development.
Potential and Advantages
Nature and cultural history have endowed Tuyen Quang with abundant potential and advantages in land resources, climate, minerals, and tourism. The province boasts a forest coverage rate of over 65%, among the highest in the country, with many preserved primeval forests such as Tat Ke, Ban Bung, and Cham Chu, home to diverse and rare flora and fauna species.
The fertile land of Tuyen Quang contains a wealth of minerals, including 200 mines, deposits, and 86 mineral sites of 31 types, such as iron ore, tin, manganese, zinc, antimony, barite, kaolin, and limestone. These resources offer favorable conditions for developing mining, mineral processing industries, and construction material manufacturing.
The province has implemented innovative measures to mobilize, manage, and efficiently utilize investment resources, enhancing infrastructure quality and urban development. National, provincial, and district roads are regularly maintained and upgraded. Rural transportation has received significant attention, aligned with the new countryside construction program.
Provincial Development
The province now has 47 communes meeting new rural standards, including two advanced communes. Urban areas, from the provincial city to district and commune centers, have been transformed into modern landscapes. Notably, Tuyen Quang City has been upgraded to a Grade II urban area. These achievements have given Tuyen Quang a new, stable, progressive, and distinctive look, propelling it toward becoming a fairly developed province among the northern mountainous provinces.
Geographical Location
Tuyen Quang is a northern mountainous province located between Vietnam’s Northwest and Northeast regions, bordered by:
- East: Thai Nguyen and Bac Kan Provinces
- West: Phu Tho and Yen Bai Provinces
- South: Vinh Phuc Province
- North: Ha Giang and Cao Bang Provinces
Administrative Units
Tuyen Quang has seven administrative units at the district level, including:
- 1 city: Tuyen Quang City
- 6 districts: Chiem Hoa, Ham Yen, Lam Binh, Na Hang, Son Duong, and Yen Son
- 138 commune-level administrative units, including 10 wards, 6 townships, and 122 communes.
Population
Tuyen Quang ranks 53rd in Vietnam in terms of population, with approximately 780,100 residents.
Healthcare
The province has a relatively comprehensive healthcare system, including 15 hospitals (1 Grade I hospital and 5 Grade II hospitals). Tuyen Quang General Hospital is a satellite facility of major hospitals like Bach Mai, Viet Duc, the Central Obstetrics Hospital, and the Cardiovascular Hospital in Hanoi.
Additionally, the province has 8 regional polyclinics and gradually improved healthcare facilities at commune, ward, and township levels to meet the healthcare needs of the people.
Education
Tuyen Quang is a leading province in Vietnam in universalizing preschool education for 5-year-old children. It has consistently maintained universal education across levels, with improving educational quality. The province has 142 national-standard schools, one university, and three vocational colleges.
Tourism
Tuyen Quang has diverse tourism potential, including historical-cultural tourism, eco-tourism, leisure tourism, and spiritual tourism. Notable sites include:
- The Tan Trao Special National Monument (Son Duong)
- The Kim Binh Special National Historical Site (Chiem Hoa)
- The Lao Revolutionary Historical Site in Ngoi-Da Ban Village (Yen Son)
Other attractions include the My Lam mineral springs, Na Hang ecological tourism area, Ban Ba Waterfall (Chiem Hoa), and the Tien Cave Complex (Ham Yen).
Tuyen Quang is rich in cultural diversity, featuring unique ethnic traditions such as the Then rituals of the Tay people, the Cap Sac ceremony and Pao Dung singing of the Dao people, the Sinh Ca singing of the Cao Lan, and Soong Co singing of the San Diu.
The Tuyen Festival in Tuyen Quang City, recognized as Vietnam’s most unique festival, features hundreds of giant, creative Mid-Autumn lantern models made by locals, attracting thousands of visitors annually.
Transportation Infrastructure
Tuyen Quang has two primary transportation systems: road and waterway transport. Without railway or air connections, the province relies on National Highways 2 and 37 for inter-provincial and international trade.
The Lo River provides convenient waterway transport. The province is constructing the Tuyen Quang-Phu Tho Expressway to connect with the Noi Bai-Lao Cai Expressway and upgrading national roads, which offers significant opportunities to develop industrial parks and urban hubs.
Economic Highlights (2021)
In 2021, Tuyen Quang achieved the following:
- GRDP growth rate: 5.67%
- State budget revenue: VND 2,500 billion (101.2% of the target)
- Industrial production value: VND 15 trillion, a 16.8% increase from 2020
- Creation of over 21,990 new jobs
- Completion of 223 km of rural roads and 38 rural bridges
- Recognition of Tuyen Quang City as a Grade II urban area
Tuyen Quang Industrial Park Attracts Investment Development
The province has two industrial parks:
- Long Binh An Industrial Park: 170 hectares, 11 projects attracted, 7 operational.
- Son Nam Industrial Park: 150 hectares, 7 projects attracted, 4 operational.
Five industrial clusters include: Khuon Phuon, An Thinh, Tan Thanh, Thang Quan, and Phuc Ung, attracting various investment projects.
The province aims to develop new industrial parks, including Ninh Lai-Thien Ke and a park along the Tuyen Quang-Noi Bai-Lao Cai Expressway corridor. By 2030, Tuyen Quang envisions becoming a fairly developed and sustainable province in the Northern Midlands.
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