Unique 17th-Century Monk Relics at Dau Pagoda
Dau Pagoda in Vietnam, dating back to 200 AD, houses preserved 17th-century monk relics. Confirmed by X-rays in 1983, these ...
Hanoi is the capital city region of Vietnam and home to several cultural institutions and sites like the National Museum of History, the Institute of Archaeology and the Thang Long Citadel.
Dau Pagoda in Vietnam, dating back to 200 AD, houses preserved 17th-century monk relics. Confirmed by X-rays in 1983, these ...
The bronze Durga statue, reflecting Champa culture, was repatriated to Hanoi's National Museum on June 18. It highlights Vietnam's commitment ...
The 18th-century stone dragons at Co Loa Temple in Hanoi have been declared national treasures, reflecting their unique Le Dynasty ...
Vietnam's Thang Long Citadel offers a unique chance for Sino-Vietnamese archaeological collaboration, revealing deep historical and cultural ties. #ThangLong #Vietnam ...
Hanoi commemorates the 1,085th anniversary of King Ngo Quyen's reign and the establishment of Co Loa as the capital, highlighting ...
Hung King's Commemoration Day; Hanoi Museum; Dong Son Culture; Vietnamese history; Co Loa bronze drums; national treasures; cultural exhibitions; bronze ...
Hà Nội's Ngọc Sơn Temple dazzles with a night tour, blending history and modern artistry to tell the legendary tale ...
Celebrate Tet with an online exhibition of over 200 Nguyen Dynasty royal literary documents, featuring Vietnam's literary greats and rare ...
State President Vo Van Thuong honors King An Duong Vuong at Co Loa, highlighting Vietnam's commitment to preserving its rich ...
Discover Vietnam's royal educational heritage at the Temple of Literature with over 300 artefacts showcasing historical academic luminaries.
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