After many days of excavation, an old temple buried in sand in Ky Khang commune, Ky Anh district in the central province of Ha Tinh has been unveiled. Many pottery items are also excavated.

A 600-year-old wall dating back to the 15th century Le So Dynasty has been discovered inside Hanoi’s Thang Long Imperial Citadel, a UNESCO World’s Cultural Heritage Site.

My Son Sanctuary in Quang Nam, which was recognized as UNESCO’s World Cultural Heritage in 1999 is falling apart at a rapid speed, Phap Luat Newspaper reported Thursday.

Archaeologists have found hundreds of invaluable objects dating back to the eleventh century Ly Dynasty at the site of the ruined Dam Pagoda in the northern province of Bac Ninh after more t [ … ]

 More than 600 years ago, the Ho Dynasty Citadel was built in Vinh Loc district, Thanh Hoa province. Since then the unique stone work in Southeast Asia was forgotten in wars. It was recognized by [ … ]

In March 2010, a system of 82 stone stele records of doctoral laureates in Van Mieu – Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature – the First National University of Vietnam) in Hanoi was recognized as a World [ … ]

Ten jar tombs dating back to 3,000 years ago were discovered in the central province of Quang Ngai on Monday.

Part of a one-km-long section of an ancient citadel found in Ha Tinh Province.Archaeologists in the central province of Ha Tinh said Friday they have discovered the remains of an ancient citadel dat [ … ]

Truong Luy, a 127.4 kilometer 17th century rampart recently discovered in the central province of Quang Ngai, could be a significant historical site and tourism attraction, but effective management an [ … ]

Tanks ran at lightning speed to the gateway of Saigon, liberation troops surrounded the Tan Son Nhat Airport… are among historical photos displayed at the exhibition to celebrate the 36th anniversary [ … ]