Postal service issues Trang An stamps

Jan 26, 2015 / 03:54 PM

The Trang An Eco Tourism Complex was honoured by the Postal Corporation of Vietnam on January 23 with the issuance of a commemorative stamp series as part of the activities marking the complex’s recognition as a UNESCO mixed heritage.

Prominent figures at the launching ceremony included Information and Communication Minister Nguyen Bac Son, UNESCO Chief Representative in Vietnam Katherine Muller-Marine and Provincial Leaders of Ninh Binh Province.

The collectible stamp series, featuring images of the Trang An Eco Tourism Complex, measures 62x24mm and was designed by painters Do Lenh Tuan and Nguyen Du from the Postal Stamps Printing Company in Ho Chi Minh City.

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