Co Loa Temple’s Stone Dragons Declared National Treasures
The 18th-century stone dragons at Co Loa Temple in Hanoi have been declared national treasures, reflecting their unique Le Dynasty ...
Fortified settlement site in Hanoi.
The 18th-century stone dragons at Co Loa Temple in Hanoi have been declared national treasures, reflecting their unique Le Dynasty ...
Hanoi commemorates the 1,085th anniversary of King Ngo Quyen's reign and the establishment of Co Loa as the capital, highlighting ...
State President Vo Van Thuong honors King An Duong Vuong at Co Loa, highlighting Vietnam's commitment to preserving its rich ...
via Journal of urban of Archaeology: New paper by Kim et al. on the settlement history of the Co Loa ...
via Hanoi Times, 06 June 2023: An excavation at Co Loa Special National Relic in Hanoi aims to uncover artifacts ...
via Vietnam Net, 18 April 2023: The statue of King An Duong Vuong has been recognized as a national treasure. ...
via Vietnam Net, 30 March 2023: A new tourism product called "Visiting the Ancient Vietnamese Capital" has been launched, allowing ...
via Vietnam Plus, 21 January 2023: Feature on the Co Loa Citadel.
With the world opening up and living wih Covid, there were less online lectures happening every month. This last update ...
via Vietnam Plus, 04 February 2022: Travel piece on the ancient Co Loa Citadel in Hanoi.
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