Monuments Conservation Centre News Today

In Việt Nam the issue of preserving and protecting world and national heritage from climate change has been raised by experts for a long time, but over time many natural wonders are at risk of disappearing.

Relic sites of Huế Imperial Citadel, including the two palaces, will be open for free from February 10 to 12.

Relic sites of Huế Imperial Citadel, including the two palaces, will be open for free from February 10 to 12.

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.

Quảng Ninh, home to the Miếu Mỏ heritage site, is paying tribute to its history as the cradle of the country’s very first coal mines.

Quảng Ninh, home to the Miếu Mỏ heritage site, is paying tribute to its history as the cradle of the country’s very first coal mines.

Diversifying tourism products and improving customer experiences are important measures for Thừa Thiên-Huế to attract more visitors and achieve its goal of becoming a cultural, tourism and healthcare centre in Southeast Asia by 2030.

The work began in February 2019 and has entered the final phase. It will help preserve and uphold the UNESCO-recognised Complex of Huế Monuments.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MoCST) is embarking on synchronous digital transformation from policy to action, considering it as a strategic breakthrough solution to build Việt Nam into a powerful and prosperous country.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MoCST) is embarking on synchronous digital transformation from policy to action, considering it as a strategic breakthrough solution to build Việt Nam into a powerful and prosperous country.