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Hue monuments reopen to serve tourists from 13:00 on June 11, 2021

HNN.VN - On the morning of June 11, Hue Monuments Conservation Center announced that the reopening time to serve tourists visiting the relics of the complex of Hue monuments was from 13:00 on June 11, 2021.

Excavation at Thai Hoa Palace and the Left and Right Cannon HousesThe publication "Royal Literature on Hue Royal Architecture" launchedThe restoration of Thai Mieu: Rehabilitating the original elements of the monumentThai Mieu to be repaired and restoredThe Federal Republic of Germany continues to support the restoration of Hue heritage

Tourists visiting the relics have to earnestly follow 5K and other rules on pandemic prevention of the monuments

To ensure safety in the work of COVID-19 pandemic prevention, Hue Monuments Conservation Center requests local people, and tourists when visiting Hue relics must well implement “5K” (wearing face masks, disinfection, keeping the distance at least 1m, no gathering, and making health declaration), and other pandemic prevention requirements.

To ensure pandemic prevention, the center contemporarily doesn’t hold the art performances to serve tourists until having further new announcements.

As to Thai Hoa Palace, due to being in the process of conducting archaeology and preparing for the overall restoration, the center will not welcome tourists to visit this relic.

By Thai Son

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