• Myanmar’s ancient cities Ketumati and Hanthawady are being restored for cultural tourism. Excavations and conservation aim to preserve their 500-year-old heritage. #Myanmar #Ketumati #Hanthawady #BagoRegion #culturalheritage #tourism https://bit.ly/3ZkpkFM
  • Perpusnas and SOAS collaborate on digitizing Nusantara manuscripts to preserve heritage and expand global access. The project supports research, cataloging, and literacy. #Indonesia #Nusantara #manuscripts #digitization #heritagepreservation https://bit.ly/3OpfRqE
  • Quang Tri province will restore the Nguyen Lord Palace relics and develop them into a historical-cultural tourism area. Archaeological work and cultural activities are planned for 2025-2035. #Vietnam #QuangTri #NguyenLords #heritagepreservation #historicaltourism https://bit.ly/3ZncJBO
  • The G15 brick tower at Phnom Bakheng Temple is 95% restored, with work concluding by December 2024. APSARA National Authority focuses on preventing collapse and ensuring preservation. #Cambodia #PhnomBakheng #culturalheritage #restoration #archaeology https://bit.ly/3Zkp75B
  • Vietnamese youths are transforming heritage preservation with digital tools like 3D exhibits and creative projects in traditional crafts. Their efforts revive culture and inspire innovation. #Vietnam #culturalheritage #heritagepreservation #digitization #traditionalcrafts https://bit.ly/3V7I496
  • Bagan’s Ancient Cultural Zone saw over 400,000 visitors by mid-November 2024, fueled by cultural festivals like Tazaungdine. #southeastasianarchaeology #Myanmar #Bagan #Shwezigon #BuPagoda #WorldHeritage https://bit.ly/3Zlt2PI
  • 150 human remains were found under Tay Son Street, Hanoi, during drainage work. Linked to a historic cemetery, these remains may be relocated if unclaimed.#southeastasianarchaeology #Vietnam #Hanoi #DongDa #humanremains #urbanarchaeology https://bit.ly/4hZD4x7
  • The Hoa Cương Museum in Hà Tĩnh, established by Dr. Nguyễn Quang Cương, houses 4,000 artefacts showcasing Vietnam’s history. Recognised by VietKings, it offers free admission. #Vietnam #HàTĩnh #HoaCươngMuseum #VietnameseHistory https://bit.ly/3Z1YeSz
  • An unexploded WWII mortar bomb was found and safely removed from Keppel Club on 21 Nov 2024. SAF handled the disposal, and no danger was posed to the public. #Singapore #WWII #KeppelClub #unexplodedordnance https://bit.ly/493vFIV
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