Eight national relic sites to be recognized

Eight national relic sites to be recognized

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism add that an additional eight historical, architectural and archaeological relics have been listed as national relic sites.

Eighth national relics in Hanoi include Gia Khanh communal house in Nguyen Trai commune, Thuong Tin district; Tuy Loc communal house, Trach My Loc commune, Phuc Tho district; Quan De temple, Hang Buom ward, Hoan Kiem district; Dong Bang communal house, Dong Thai commune, Ba Vi district; the memorial house dedicated to Hoang Trinh Thanh in Kien Hung ward, Ha Dong district; Tru Phap communal house, My Thanh commune, Yen Thanh district; as well as the tomb and memorial house dedicated to Ho Phi Tich, Quynh Doi commune, Quynh Luu district and Hang Pagoda in Cho Chu town, Dinh Hoa district, situated in the northern province of Thai Nguyen.

Source: cinet.vn

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