Nung Giang
The capital city of Nung is Nung Giang, which means “River of the Nung” in the Nung language. Here are some facts about Nung Giang:
It is located on the coast and the mouth of the Giang River, which is the longest and most important river in Nung. The river provides water, fish, and transportation for the city and the surrounding areas.
Its population is about 70% Nung and the rest are Rodinian, Nagastani, or other ethnic groups. The city is a melting pot of cultures, languages, and religions, where the Nung’s traditions coexist with the Rodinian’s modernization and the Nagastani’s influence.
It is a bustling trade center and a cultural hub, where the Nung celebrate their festivals and traditions. The city exports rice, corn, fruits, vegetables, timber, fish, and handicraft products to other countries and regions. The city also attracts visitors with its historical sites, natural scenery, and cultural events.
Some of the landmarks and attractions of Nung Giang are: the Nung Giang Bridge, which spans the Giang River and connects the two sides of the city; the Nung Giang Pagoda, which is the oldest and largest temple in Nung; the Nung Giang Cathedral, which is the main church of the Rodinian minority; the Nung Giang Market, which is a lively and colorful place where people buy and sell various goods; and the Nung Giang Park, which is a green and peaceful oasis in the city.
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