Bac Ninh Ancient Citadel: Preservation and Valorization Challenges
The ancient citadel of Bac Ninh, built in the early 19th century in northern Vietnam, faces deterioration and limited visitor access. Preserving and valorizing this historically and culturally significant site has become an urgent issue.
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