The Lam Dong Provincial Museum currently houses over 120 valuable artifacts, brought from the Hue imperial palace to Da Lat by King Bao Dai during the period before and after 1940.
Possessing a soprano voice, masterful technique, and profound emotion, this People's Artist is one of the most outstanding vocalists in Vietnamese music history.
In the heart of the ancient capital of Hoa Lu, Nhat Tru Pagoda houses a stone Buddhist scripture pillar erected in 995 during the reign of Le Dai Hanh - a national treasure that bears witness to Buddhism in the early Dai Co Viet period.
Amidst the solemn atmosphere of the Hanoi Museum, the Thanh Mai bell, with its emerald green patina, radiates a tranquil light, preserving the history of Vietnam during the Northern domination period 1200 years ago.
Over 1.000 years ago, the repentance of the great prince of the Dinh dynasty, inscribed on 100 stone pillars after the royal palace tragedy, was a rare public act of remorse in history.
After 13 centuries hidden within an ancient pagoda, the golden box containing sacred treasures was discovered, revealing clues about the spread of Buddhism to Dai Viet from the 7th century.
Amidst the rubble, rare treasures with an estimated value of over 1.650 trillion VND were found.
The man's decorative stone is actually one of the largest and rarest pearls in existence today.
The Israel Antiquities Authority said the 3-year-old girl discovered the ancient treasure during a family outing in southern Israel.
King Hàm Nghi's precious sword, King Khải Định's gold medal, and a series of other artifacts from the Nguyễn Dynasty's royal family are about to be auctioned in France.
A coffin maker in Sumatra, Indonesia, unexpectedly became a millionaire after a 2,1 kg meteorite struck his roof.
When excavating the submerged temple, scientists discovered many rare and valuable artifacts.
A huge treasure unexpectedly appeared after the earthquake measuring 7,6 on the Richter scale.
The gold treasure unearthed in the mountains of northern Spain is valuable not only for its craftsmanship and age, but also for the historical significance it holds.
Everyone was surprised to learn that this seemingly lifeless rock was worth over 1 billion VND.
A worker in Russia was lucky enough to find a treasure worth 9 billion Vietnamese dong while operating an excavator in a mine.
Unexpectedly, the treasure, forgotten for many years, is now worth billions of dong.
While demolishing a 300-year-old house for renovation, workers discovered a strange, hidden object that unexpectedly turned out to be worth 1.650 trillion VND.
While tidying her garden, the woman accidentally discovered a "treasure" worth trillions of Vietnamese dong.
Surprisingly, the tiny item found in the tomb turned out to be worth trillions of Vietnamese dong.
Although the pearl has not yet been appraised, professional pearl traders estimate its value could reach thousands of USD.
Wrapped in gnarled, bizarre tree roots, the "treasure" of a vintage motorcycle enthusiast in Binh Duong province has surprised visitors, who are offering to buy it at an exorbitant price.
Phu Gia commune (Huong Khe district, Ha Tinh province) is home to the famous Tram Lam temple and ancient well, where legends about King Ham Nghi's treasure and unsolved mysteries are passed down.
The Phong Coc ward area (Quang Yen town, Quang Ninh province) still preserves almost intact centuries-old houses, considered treasures of families and clans.
The western border region of Quang Tri is very remote and rugged, but it is considered a "gold mine" by antique hunters.
For generations, the Hoang family in Van La village has always been proud to mention the two treasures they possess, along with the profound teachings of their ancestors.
Thanks to 3D mapping technology, each treasure in the Thang Long imperial palace is recreated, allowing viewers to clearly see the details of the artifacts.
Even now, the elders in Hoang Thu Pho commune still tell their children and grandchildren about the tree that has been intertwined with the changes in the village, although no one remembers its exact origin.
A pile of old items, crudely wrapped in newspaper and left lying around in a University of Alberta warehouse for decades, has just been identified as an extremely valuable archaeological treasure.
Experts excavating a tomb believed to belong to Cao Cao have found a strange weapon, which had been lost for thousands of years.
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