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Update news heritage trees
Mo Temple in Hai Phong preserves centuries of northern Vietnamese history and belief, from the story of a Tran Dynasty princess to ancient trees and a 400-year-old gilded palanquin.
Four remarkable trees in Dak Lak, including one more than 300 years old, have gained national heritage recognition and could now become a new draw for local tourism.
A cluster of five ancient persimmon trees in Nghe An continues to thrive despite having hollow trunks, standing as a rare blend of resilience, history and ecological value.
Two ancient agarwood trees at Khoai Vac Temple, located in Huong Pho commune, Ha Tinh province, have officially been recognized as Vietnam Heritage Trees.