As the capital of the Au Lac state under the reign of An Duong Vuong around the 3rd century BC, Co Loa is the oldest citadel in Vietnam. Currently, Co Loa still has vestiges of ramparts and unique constructions: An Duong Vuong temple, Co Loa communal house, My Chau temple…  According to legend, this citadel […]

Kinh Thien Palace (Vietnamese: Điện Kính Thiên) is the central relic of the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long – Hanoi, bearing the mark of peak architecture during the early Le Dynasty. After 600 years of changing, although only the palace foundation and dragon shelf remain here, the artistic value that this palace brings is still […]

North Gate (Vietnamese: Cửa Bắc) is the only remaining city gate of Hanoi which has gone through a tragic history with two battles conquered by the French colonialists. Currently, the North Gate has become a tourist attraction and historical relic not to be missed when traveling to Hanoi. History and architecture of the North Gate […]

Archaeological Area in Thang Long Imperial Citadel is currently home to hundreds of precious artifacts, and relics from many dynasties and historical periods of Vietnam. In December 2002, in preparation for the construction of the new National Assembly, the large-scale archaeological excavation in was conducted at 18 Hoang Dieu, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi. The archaeological […]

Hanoi Flag Tower is a special historical structure and has the most majestic scale in the Thang Long Imperial Citadel complex. Not only is it a symbol of the Hanoi capital, the Flag Tower is a special historical relic. This work is considered a “historical witness” to the resilience and indomitability of the local people […]

The world cultural heritage of Thang Long Imperial Citadel is a complex of relics associated with the history of formation and development of Hanoi Capital. After historical changes, which works of the ancient Thang Long Imperial Citadel are still preserved? Hanoi Flag Tower As one of the intact preserved relics in the World Heritage Site, […]

Main Gate (Vienamese: Đoan Môn) is one of the main gates leading to the Forbidden City in Imperial Citadel of Thang Long. Based on the construction materials and existing architectural style of the monument, it can be confirmed that the current Main Gate was built in the Le dynasty and renovated in the Nguyen dynasty. […]

Visitors to Thang Long Imperial Citadel can now visit vault the House D67 with many new artifacts on display. House and basement D67 are located north of Kinh Thien palace. Previously, this place was the Command Headquarters of the Vietnam People’s Army during the 1954 – 1975 war. In 1966, the US began using air […]

Green tourism is a trend loved by tourists, and Tra Que vegetable village will help you both feel “healed” when returning to nature and experience harvesting clean vegetable. Tra Que vegetable village is located in Cam Ha commune, Hoi An city, only about 3km from the old town center. Up to 400 years old, this […]

Existing for more than 1,500 years with the devastation of war and the erosion of time, My Son Holy Land still has it own uniqueness, making the relic mysterious, sacred with its unique features and interesting things that not everyone knows. Who discovered My Son Sanctuary? In 1885, My Son Holy Land were discovered by […]