Torrential rains and floods caused by the aftermath of Typhoon No. 10 have severely affected many communes and wards across the province. Upholding the spirit of “serving the people,” more than 7,600 officers and soldiers of the provincial armed forces have been stationed in affected areas, actively assisting residents through difficult times. The image of Army, Police, and Militia officers braving the storm to conduct rescue operations and promptly mitigate disaster impacts, with the highest sense of duty and responsibility, has strengthened public trust and deepened the enduring bond between the armed forces and the people.

This year’s National Day holiday lasts for four days, from Saturday, August 30 to Tuesday, September 2, providing a great opportunity for agencies, organizations, families, and groups of friends to plan a meaningful and relaxing trip. Alongside the military parade in Hanoi, Tuyen Quang – the Capital of the Liberation Zone and the Capital of the Resistance – holds an equally strong appeal. Eighty years ago, from Tan Trao, President Ho Chi Minh and the Party Central Committee successfully led the August Revolution. And in these autumn days of August, Tuyen Quang is more beautiful than ever, etc.

Amidst the bustle of city life, an increasing number of people in Tuyen Quang are choosing to escape the urban noise in search of fresh air and a closer connection to nature. One ideal destination is the grape garden located on the alluvial land of Tinh Huc, in An Tuong Ward - a perfect spot for relaxation, photo opportunities, and exploration.