VietNamNet Bridge – Thang Long University - one of Hanoi’s universities - is equipped with modern infrastructure facilities in Vietnam.Located in Nghiem Xuan Yem Street covering 2.3 hectare, Thang Long University has a modern architecture with simple designs for multi-functional purposes. The central building has two blocks- one consists of 16 big class rooms and 50 small rooms and the other includes 12 rooms that can accommodate 72 to 104 students. Ta Quang Buu conference room is equipped with a costly 4K LED TV Screen related news Universities refuse autonomy in enrolmentUniversity autonomy improves training quality in VietnamHanoi’s most modern schools viewed from aerial camerasThe two most modern universities in HCM City VOV … [Read more...] about Thang Long – Vietnam’s most modern university
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Thang Long- Vietnam’s longest and most modern highway
Thang Long highway, the country’s longest and most modern highway opened to traffic on September 29. The name has officially replaced the formal Lang-Hoa Lac highway name after the change was approved by the Hanoi Municipal People’s Council. The highway is 28km long, running from the Pham Hung-Khuat Duy Tien- Tran Duy Hung roundabout through the Tu Liem, Hoai Duc, Quoc Oai and Thach That districts to National Highway 21A (km 31+ 64, the starting point of the Ho Chi Minh road). Road users can enjoy the green trees planted in the reserved area along the middle of the highway as well as the comprehensive, modern lighting system. The highway, finished for the occasion of the 1000 th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi, gave an example of the capital city’s continuous development. Pham Hung-Khuat Duy Tien- Tran Duy Hung roundabout Thang Long highway is 28km long, 140m wide with 3 lanes in one way The lighting system is ready for use A flyover of the highway A … [Read more...] about Thang Long- Vietnam’s longest and most modern highway
Cuban newspaper publishes an article about the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long – Hanoi
On August 9th, Cuban Granma newspaper published an article themed "Hanoi, the City of the Past and Future" on the occasion of the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long - Hanoi. The article says that 1,000 years ago, King Ly Thai To moved the capital from a mountainous region in Ninh Binh province to the Red River Delta, where he decided to establish the capital named Thang Long. Vietnam has chosen the day of October 10th, which liberates Hanoi from the yoke of French colonialism in 1954, to organize the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi. In the autumn days, Hanoi streets will become more radiant with splendors of grass, flowers and colors of sparkling lights on nights. The famous Cuban journalist Marta Roja, who has just visited Hanoi and is the author of the article, wrote that the capital of Hanoi now no longer shows shelter-pits on pavement so people can avoid bombs of the US imperialism. Instead there are images of spacious and large bridges and new urban areas. Tens of … [Read more...] about Cuban newspaper publishes an article about the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long – Hanoi
Ancient dances of Thang Long – Hanoi
Hanoi has a rich repertoire of unique ancient dances, but it only began gaining attention from the broad public during its 1,000th anniversary in 2010. A traditional dance named "Con di danh bong". This was thanks to efforts made by local researchers and scholars in collecting and staging the dances in the project “restoring and developing Thang Long – Ha Noi dances”. It all started with the project proposal to the Hanoi Department of Culture in 2004 by some 60- and 70-year-old artists from the Hanoi Association of Dancers. The department recognized a great value in the project and approved it. The artists then travelled to locations in and around Hanoi where they believed they could find traces of the city’s ancient dances. They discovered that there had been around 80 dances throughout Hanoi’s history. These can be divided into three groups: royal, religious and folk dances. Following the field work, in the spring of 2007, Hanoi held performances of … [Read more...] about Ancient dances of Thang Long – Hanoi
Thang Long Royal Citadel to become an open museum
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has approved the plan to preserve and turn the Thang Long Royal Citadel in Hanoi into an outdoor museum. The plan is assigned to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Vietnam Institute of Social Sciences. The Ministry of Construction and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism are responsible to build an underground to connect the site (at 18 Hoang Dieu Street) and the Cultural History Park at the center of the Thang Long Royal Citadel. The citadel belonged to the Ly, Tran, Early Le, Mac and Restored Le dynasties from the 11th - 18th centuries. This site also belonged to the Royal Dai La Citadel in the 7th-9th centuries and the Royal Hanoi Citadel in the 19th century. Excavation has uncovered a historical range from the 7th to the 19th century, including the pre-Thang Long and Hanoi period. The vestiges and cultural layers continuously overlap one another through different historical periods and dynasties. Rarely is there a large … [Read more...] about Thang Long Royal Citadel to become an open museum