Le Loi stele named as national treasure
Tuesday, March 6,2018
AsemconnectVietnam - A stone stele created during the reign of King Le Thai To (1428-1433) in the northwest mountainous border province of Lai Chau has been recognised as national treasure and the memorial site for the king has been listed as a national historical site.
Source: VNA
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