Chen Li, an intangible cultural heritage inheritor, makes a ceramic ware in Liling City, central China’s Hunan Province, 27 September 2024. PHOTO: XINHUA
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LILING of Hunan Province boasts a long history of ceramic production. The city now has more than 650 ceramic production enterprises and nearly 200,000 related employees.

LILING of Hunan Province boasts a long history of ceramic production. The city now has more than 650 ceramic production enterprises and nearly 200,000 related employees.

In recent years, local ceramic production enterprises have intensified their efforts to improve the making techniques. Some of them have also organized ceramics-making experience activities and low-price shopping areas to attract tourists. In the first half of 2024, Liling has received over 4.3 million tourists, with a year-on-year increase of 51.34 per cent. — Xinhua

Tourists flock to city of ceramics in Central China

LILING of Hunan Province boasts a long history of ceramic production. The city now has more than 650 ceramic production enterprises and nearly 200,000 related employees.

This photo shows travellers visiting Ngwetaung Beach during the rainy season.
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IN August 2024, Ngwetaung Beach in Ngaputaw Township, Ayeyawady Region, saw 13,555 domestic visitors, according to Daw Ni Ni Mar, an executivefrom the Myanmar Tourism Entrepreneurs Association (Ngwetaung Beach). Ngwetaung Beach is a year-round destination for domestic travellers, particularly from the Yangon and Nay Pyi Taw regions, due to its proximity to the Myat Mawtinsun Pagoda.

IN August 2024, Ngwetaung Beach in Ngaputaw Township, Ayeyawady Region, saw 13,555 domestic visitors, according to Daw Ni Ni Mar, an executivefrom the Myanmar Tourism Entrepreneurs Association (Ngwetaung Beach). Ngwetaung Beach is a year-round destination for domestic travellers, particularly from the Yangon and Nay Pyi Taw regions, due to its proximity to the Myat Mawtinsun Pagoda.

“During January, 35,455 domestic travellers visited Ngwetaung Beach, followed by 36,555 in February, 38,955 in March, 48,955 in April, 54,555 in May, 17,455 in June, and 14,155 in July. There has been a steady increase in domestic tourism, with visitors arriving throughout the year,” Daw Ni Ni Mar explained.

Ngwetaung Beach provides a peaceful and safe environment for beachgoers. Visitors can enjoy services such as bicycle and motorboat rentals, as well as horse riding. In addition, market stalls offer local cuisine, accessories, and souvenirs for sale. — ASH/MKKS

Domestic travellers surge in Ngwetaung Beach of Ayeyawady Region

IN August 2024, Ngwetaung Beach in Ngaputaw Township, Ayeyawady Region, saw 13,555 domestic visitors, according to Daw Ni Ni Mar, an executivefrom the Myanmar Tourism Entrepreneurs Association (Ngwetaung Beach). Ngwetaung Beach is a year-round destination for domestic travellers, particularly from the Yangon and Nay Pyi Taw regions, due to its proximity to the Myat Mawtinsun Pagoda.