More sites recognized as Special National Relics
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has signed a decision to add seven sites to the list of Special National Relics.
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| Mu Cang Chai terraced fields is among one of the newly-recognized National Special Relics. (Photo: VGP) |
The newly-recognized sites include:
1- Chi Lang Historical Site in Chi Lang District of the Northern Lang Son Province
2- Xuong Giang Victory Relic Site in Bac Giang city of the Northern Bac Giang Province
3- Historical Relic of Non Nuoc Mountain in Ninh Binh city of the Northern Ninh Binh Province
4- Historical Relic of Sam Son in Sam Son city of the Northern Thanh Hoa Province
5- Mu Cang Chai Terraced Fields in Mu Cang Chai District of the Northern Yen Bai Province
6- Architectural Relic of Dai Phung Communal House in Dan Phuong District of Ha Noi Capital
7- Architectural Relic of Hai Ba Trung Temple-Pagoda-Communal House in Hai Ba Trung District of Ha Noi Capital
The Government chief tasked the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism and Chairmen of the People’s Committees in localities where the recognized relics are located to implement State management over the relics in accordance with legal regulations on cultural heritages.
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(Source: VGP)
