via Vietnam Express, 10 August 2021: Another temple complex in Hue is excavated as a first step for future restoration.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has allowed archaeological excavation inside Hue’s Thai To temple complex, a shrine to nine former Nguyen Dynasty lords.
Hoang Viet Trung, director of the Center for Conservation of Hue Monuments, which manages Hue Imperial Citadel and other Nguyen Dynasty relics, said the center has been granted a license to assess the current state of the complex prior to restoration.
The excavation will last from Tuesday until Oct. 10, incorporating 950 square meters and nine holes.
Source: Archaeological dig to assess downgraded Hue temple complex – VnExpress International
