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Preservation of My Son Sanctuary in Phase II

July 3rd, 2008
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noelbynature Posted in Vietnam | No Comments »

The preservation of the Cham ruins of My Son in Vietnam has just entered its second phase, which will see an 18-month restoration of the Group G towers.

Preservation of My Son relics undergoes
Nhan Dan, 1 July 2008

The preservation of My Son World Cultural Relics with the help of UNESCO has entered the second phase.

The project to preserve My Son is funded from the Italian government with US$435,000 in non refundable aid and US$19,000 from Vietnam.

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