Ceramic treasures and a kiln dating back to the 7th-8th centuries have been unearthed at Ha Long city’s Tuan Chau District in the northern province of Quang Ninh.

The remains of Neolithic humans dating from 7-8000BC have been discovered in the Nguom Vai Cave, Gai Village in the northern province of Cao Bang.

The “Ancient Topographic Map of Hanoi and Surroundings” exhibition opened yesterday in Hanoi on the occasion of upcoming 1000th Anniversary of the Thang Long – Hanoi Foundation.

A collection of close to 1,000 unique artifacts from the holy land of Cat Tien in Central Highlands Lam Dong province are currently on show in Ho Chi Minh City .

In Co Loa Commune, Dong Anh District, about 18 km from Hanoi, the Co Loa Citadel, or ancient walled city, continues to fascinate domestic and foreign visitors.

Builders in Hoi An, the central province of Quang Nam , have uncovered a number of antiques estimated to date back around 200 years.

Recent excavation of the Ho dynasty’s Nam Giao altar relic in central Thanh Hoa province’s Don Son mountain has uncovered the oldest altar with an undamaged platform.

Can Tho, the gateway to the whole downstream area of the Mekong River, is an economic and cultural centre and an important hub of regional and international transport in the Mekong River delta and the whole country as well.

From the primitive age, Tay Bac has been endowed with innumerable marvels by nature. Although many things have been discovered, this area still contains a lot of mysteries.

At the well-known Langbian area in the central highlands city of Da Lat, there is a man who may not be rich, but he is the happiest person there because he owns a rich collection of Da Lat prestige.