Ninh Binh succeeds in promoting world heritage site’s value
vie Vietnam Plus, 26 January 2023: Ninh Binh province is home of the Trang An Landscape Complex world heritage site.
Tag: Trang An Landscape Complex
A Unesco World Heritage site recoginised for its natural and cultural values.
Admiring three Vietnamese pagodas hidden in caves
via Vietnam Net, 17 December 2022: Picture story on three cave pagodas in Vietnam including the Bich Dong pagoda, part ...
[Paper] Geochemical fingerprinting of Pleistocene stone tools from the Tràng An Landscape Complex, Ninh Bình Province, Vietnam
via PLOS One, 22 June 2022: A cool paper by newly-minted PhD Benjamin Utting on the source of stone tools ...
[Paper] Holocene development and human use of mangroves and limestone forest at an ancient hong lagoon in the Tràng An karst, Ninh Binh, Vietnam
via Quartenary Science Reviews, 15 August 2020: Some research out of Vietnam exploring how humans exploited ancient mangrove landscapes in ...
Postdoc Opportunity: Palaeoenvironmental reconstruction in Vietnam
The post holder will track palaeoenvironmental change in the landscape of the Tràng An massif and its surrounding environs and ...
Tran Dynasty finds from the Trang An scenic landscape complex
Archaeologists have discovered artefacts possibly dating to the 13-15th century Tran Dynasty in the Trang An Scenic Complex in Vietnam's ...
Vietnam’s Trang An landscapes inscribed to World Heritage
Besides Myanmar, Vietnam saw the addition of another World Heritage site, the Trang An Scenic Landscape in Ninh Binh Province, ...
Ancient Vietnamese capital to be proposed for UNESCO listing
The ancient capital of Hoa Lu in the Ninh Binh province, once the base of power for the Dinh dysnasty ...
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