Hung Yen and Ninh Binh Have Added More Documentary Heritage Sites to the UNESCO List.
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The Pho Hien stele (Hung Yen) and the rock inscriptions on Non Nuoc mountain (Ninh Binh) have recently been inscribed by UNESCO on the Asia-Pacific Regional Documentary Heritage List, marking valuable documents about the history and cultural exchange of Vietnam.
UNESCO has just added two more documentary heritage sites to Vietnam's list of Asia-Pacific regional heritage sites.
41 stone inscriptions from Pho Hien and 43 rock carvings on Non Nuoc Mountain have just been inscribed by UNESCO, adding valuable documents about the history, cultural exchange, and social life of Vietnam within the regional context. Ninh Binh: The journey towards UNESCO Documentary Heritage of Non Nuoc Mountain Rock Carvings. Non Nuoc Rock Carvings: Rock carvings on the journey to UNESCO Documentary Heritage.
(People's Rights) - On November 5, in Indonesia, the UNESCO World Memory Program Committee (MOWCAP) officially adopted a Resolution to register Vietnam with two more Cultural Heritage Sites in the Asia-Pacific region.
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