National treasure Cuu Dinh seeking UNESCO documentary heritage recognition

The Nine Dynastic Urns, built in late 1835 and completed in early 1837, was recognised as a national treasure in 2012, and considered the most valuable bronze works in Vietnam.

Related Keywords

China ,Vietnam ,Republic Of ,Cuu Dinh ,Gia Lai ,Japan ,South Korea ,Han ,Chinese ,Republic Of Korea ,Gia Long ,King Minh Mang ,Mieu Temple ,Hue Monuments Conservation Center ,Ministry Of Culture ,Hue Monuments Conservation Centre ,Memory Of The World Programme ,Memory Of The World Committee For Asia ,Nine Dynastic Urns ,Hien Lam Pavilion ,Hue Imperial Citadel ,Dai Noi ,Nguyen Dynasty ,King Minh ,East Sea ,King Gia Long ,Nhan Urn ,Imperial Citadel ,World Committee ,National Treasure ,He Nine Dynastic Urns ,Entertainment News ,Whats On ,Ietnam Culture ,Vietnam Tradition ,Mn News ,Vietnam Beauty ,Vietnam News ,Ietnamnet News ,Ietnamnet Bridge ,Ietnamese Newspaper ,Ietnam Latest News ,Vietnamese Newspaper Articl ,