Nam Giao altar

Unveiling the secrets of the restoration of the Ho Dynasty's ritual of offering sacrifices to heaven and earth at the Nam Giao Altar.

Báo Gia đình và Xã hội

28/02/2026

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has approved the excavation of the Nam Giao Altar, promising to reveal the mysteries of the Tay Do capital.

Báo Văn Hóa

19/02/2026

The mystery of the Nam Giao Altar from the Ho Dynasty is gradually being revealed after excavations in Thanh Hoa.

Báo Dân Việt

19/02/2026

Thanh Hoa: No adjustment to the budget for the Nam Giao – Tay Do archaeological excavation project.

Báo Văn Hóa

08/02/2026

A close-up view of the over 600-year-old Nam Giao Altar in Thanh Hoa, which has been excavated on a large scale.

Báo Tiền Phong

20/11/2025

Deep underground in the capital of the Ho Dynasty in Thanh Hoa, archaeological excavations have uncovered the entire foundations of platforms 4 and 5 of the Nam Giao Altar.

Báo Dân Việt

18/11/2025

Excavation of the 600-year-old Nam Giao Altar at Ho Dynasty Citadel.

VietNamNet

17/11/2025

Excavation of an ancient altar over 600 years old belonging to Vietnam's shortest dynasty.

Người Lao Động

13/11/2025

Permit granted for excavation of the Nam Giao - Tay Do Altar.

Đảng Cộng Sản

23/10/2025

Final article: The scientific foundation for preserving and promoting global values.

Báo Văn Hóa

18/05/2025

Lesson 1: Decoding the Traces of the Stone Citadel

Báo Văn Hóa

16/05/2025

A more than 600-year-old sacrificial altar from Vietnam's shortest dynasty.

Người Lao Động

29/01/2025