Ho Citadel Exhibition

From 18^th to 20^th August, 2025, in Hanoi, history and culture enthusiasts will have a wonderful opportunity to explore an extensive collection of archaeological artifacts from the World Cultural Heritage Site – Ho Citadel. This unique exhibition, titled “UNESCO Culture-Education Exhibition for Sustainable Development,” promises to showcase various cultural sites located in Thanh Hoa province.

Ho Citadel (also known as Tay Do or An Ton citadel), recognized as a World Cultural Heritage Site in June 2011, will be presented to the public through an array of exhibits, including a planning model of Tay Do citadel, a model of royal citadel architecture, and various archaeological items unearthed from the citadel and its surrounding areas. The exhibition will also feature a selection of DVDs, VCDs, photo albums, and both local and international media publications about Ho Citadel, curated by the organizers to provide comprehensive and varied documentary sources for visitors.

In addition to Ho Citadel, the exhibition will highlight other significant cultural heritages, including temples, pagodas, and shrines (such as Ba Trieu Temple, Le Hoan Temple, Gia Mieu Communal House, and Trinh Palace), as well as the Dong Son archaeological sites and the ancient pottery production area of Tam Tho. The aim is to provide visitors with a holistic understanding of the rich cultural values found in Thanh Hoa. This exhibition also serves as an opportunity to draw more tourists and investors to the region's natural attractions, including Sam Son beach, Cam Luong fish stream, Ben En National Park, and Mo waterfall.

Tourists in Hanoi are encouraged to visit the Grand Plaza Hotel (117 Tran Duy Hung, Cau Giay district) to attend the exhibition.

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