Monuments Conservation News Today

The display, Kinh Thành Huế - Dấu Xưa Còn Lại (Huế Capital City - Old Traces Remain), is co-held by National Archive Centre No1 and Huế Monuments Conservation Centre, helping local people and tourists have more information to better understand the ancient citadel.

Tourists light lanterns with a Vietnamese child (Photo: tuyengiao.vn) Digital transformation, an obvious trend in most industries, has become a tool for the cultural sector of Vietnam to make breakthroughs and turning itself into a source of soft power to serve the country’s sustainable development. Building, developing digital culture With the Politburo’s issuance of Resolution…

Nearly 300 archives and photos featuring the most outstanding features of Vietnamese Buddhist architecture are being exhibited at the Việt Nam National Museum of History,

This project, which is expected to be implemented and finished in 2024, will focus on improving the stage, equipment and furniture that are in need of repair.

Woodennbsp;houses are the fine ancient buildings that form the typical architecture and are a key part of the historical and cultural heritage of the former royal capital city of Huế. But sadly, over the years, they have not always been looked after with due care.

Efforts toward heritage improvement, beautification and renovation have important socio-economic implications but also uncomfortable contradictions.

Update: March, 17/2021 - 16:40 | Tàng Thơ Lâu, a document storage centre that dates back to Nguyễn Dynasty (1802–1945) has been restored and opened to public. Photo vov.vn THỪA THIÊN-HUẾ — A document storage centre that was established during the Nguyễn Dynasty (1802–1945) was recently re-opened by Huế Monuments Conservation Centre. The centre, Tàng Thơ Lâu, was built in 1825 under Emperor Minh Mạng (1820-1841) by 1,000...