Workshop on designing auxiliary works of the Museum of Culture of Western Nghe An Ethnic Groups
(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of April 5, the Department of Culture and Sports of Nghe An province in coordination with the People's Committee of Quy Chau district organized a workshop to contribute ideas to the general outline of the interior and exterior exhibition and design of auxiliary works of the Museum of Culture of Ethnic Groups in Western Nghe An.
Attending and chairing the workshop were comrade Tran Thi My Hanh - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Director of the Provincial Department of Culture and Sports. On the side of Quy Chau district, there was comrade Vuong Quang Minh - Secretary of the District Party Committee.
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| Perspective of the Museum of Culture of Western Nghe An Ethnic Groups. Photo: Ke Kien |
The Museum of Ethnic Cultures of the Northwest Region in Quy Chau, now the Museum of Ethnic Cultures of the Western Nghe An Region, was built in 1975, completed in 1976 and put into operation on September 2, 1979, and edited for exhibition in 2010. With the architecture of a stilt house with an area of 250m2The museum is displaying about 400 documents, artifacts, and historical materials of ethnic minorities in the Northwest region of Nghe An (Thai, Tho, Kho Mu, O Du and Mong) and documents about the birth and activities of 3 mountainous districts: Quy Chau, Que Phong, Quy Hop, ...
After 45 years of operation, affected by harsh natural conditions, the museum has seriously degraded both in terms of facilities and exhibition content. The roof is damaged and leaky, the floors, columns, and stairs are infested with termites, making it unsafe for visitors. The interior display system is outdated, documents and artifacts are degraded due to lack of suitable preservation equipment,...
Therefore, investing in upgrading the Museum of Culture of Western Nghe An Ethnic Groups in Quy Chau district is necessary to serve the research, collection, preservation, display, introduction and promotion of the fine traditional cultural values of Nghe An ethnic minorities associated with the development of tourism in the Western Nghe An region.
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| Detailed perspective of the Museum. Photo: Sy Hiep |
The Western Nghe An Ethnic Culture Museum will be built on a museum campus of about 8,855.40 m2, to build the main museum. The outdoor exhibition system includes: Housing for ethnic minorities: Thai, Mong, Kho Mu, Tho, O Du and display of artifacts, tools, natural resources; construction of other auxiliary items.
At the workshop, there were many presentations on the following contents: History of the formation and development of the ethnic communities in Western Nghe An; Viewpoints on the outdoor exhibition system; Museums building exhibition spaces, unique cultural experience activities, attracting domestic and international tourists, thereby contributing to the cause of preserving and promoting national cultural heritage./.
