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Citadel of the Ho Dynasty
['Unesco World Heritage Centre']
UNESCO World Heritage Centre
Brief synthesisThe Citadel of Ho Dynasty built in 1397, composed of the Inner Citadel, La Thanh Outer Wall and the Nam Giao Altar covers 155.5 ha, surrounded by a buffer zone of 5078.5 ha.
The Inner Citadel constructed of large limestone blocks represents a new development of architectural technology and adaptation of geomantic city planning in an East Asian and South-east Asian context.
IntegrityThe integrity of the property is guaranteed by the areas of the three major components which represent the characteristics of the Ho Dynasty: the Inner Citadel, the Nam Giao altar and part of La Thanh Outer Wall.
The archaeological excavations in the property reveal well-preserved structures contemporaneous with the Ho Dynasty.
The nominated section of La Thanh Outer Wall is in the process of being similarly protected.