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See the famous Ngu Vien garden among the 20 scenic spots of the Central Highlands

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21
Mar

< figure class="image" contenteditable="false">Admiring the famous Ngu Vien garden in 20 scenic spots of the land of Nervousness - 4

In efforts to overcome the “white spaces” at the Forbidden City and restore the royal gardens of the Nguyen Dynasty from mid-year 2002 The Hue Monuments Conservation Center coordinated with the New Arts Association (France) to organize a scientific conference to discuss and find directions for building a project to restore this garden.

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During the Nguyen Dynasty, Thieu Phuong Garden was considered one of the most typical Royal Gardens in the Royal Palace garden designated by King Thieu Tri. Ranked as the second scenic spot of the land, it is associated with the famous poem Vinh Thieu Phuong Van.

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