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Hai Duong: Inscriptions carved on cliff recognised as national treasure
Hai Duong: Inscriptions carved on cliff recognised as national treasure   (Feb 26, 2018)
A system of inscriptions carved on the cliff at Kinh Chu Cave in the northern province of Hai Duong’s Kinh Mon district was recognised as a national treasure at a ceremony held in the locality on February 23.
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