Australian Senate President visits Van Mieu-Quoc Tu Giam
President of the Australian Senate Sue Lines visited the special national relic Van Mieu-Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature Complex) in Hanoi on August 24 afternoon, as part of her ongoing official visit to Vietnam.
President of the Australian Senate Sue Lines (C) visits the special national relic Van Mieu-Quoc Tu Giam. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - President of the Australian Senate Sue Lines visited the special national relic Van Mieu-♏Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature Complex) in Hanoi on August 24 afternoon, as part of her ongoing official visit to V꧅ietnam.
The Australian legislator was briefed on the history of formation and development of Vietnam's first university, which is deeply connected to the nation's tradition of studiousness.
Lines toured ancient architectural sites such as the Dai Trung Gate, Khue Van Cac, Dai Thanh Palace, doctoral steles, and explored places dedicated to preserving and honouring the values of Vietnamese education and showcasing the prominent cultural heritage of Vietnam.
The Australian guest was presented the book "Van Mieu - Quoc Tu Giam Thang Long" by the Centre for Cultural and Scientific Activities of the Temple of Literature-Imperial Academy.
The Temple of Literature was established in 1070-1076 under the Ly Dynasty (1010-1225). It is the place that witnessed and retained the development of the country’s education, and a historical and cultural relic that promotes the its cultural values. With its ancient architecture and unique humanistic values, the relic contributes to enriching the nation's cultural treasure. In recent years, the site has become an attractive cultural destination, attracting crowds of domestic and international tourists./.
President of the Australian Senate Sue Lines arrived in Hanoi at noon of August 24, starting her official visit to Vietnam that will last to August 30, at the invitation of National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man.
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