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via Hue News, 17 June 2023: After 30 years of UNESCO recognition, with government and international support, the Complex of Hue Monuments has restored its original appearance and is in a phase of stability and development.
The project has implemented phase 1, completed relocation of over 5,000 households, and built a resettlement area for people living on parts of Hue Citadel relic, including Thuong Thanh, Eo Bau sites, Ho Thanh hao (the protective moat surrounding the Citadel). Currently, the project is implementing phase 2, completing the relocation of about 1,000 households and building resettlement for residents from the relics of Tinh Tam Lake, Hoc Hai Lake, Xa Tac Esplanade, Kham Thien Giam, Xien Vo Tu, Luc Bo, the lake system of the 4 wards in the Citadel and Tran Binh Dai relic.
After completing the phase 2, the relocation of households from the relic is basically completed. This is a great effort of the authorities at all levels to return the appearance of Hue relics.
