Pô Nagar Tower is also known as Tháp Bà Tower. It is a heritage and structure typical of the architectural and sculptural arts of Cham ethic people

The cathedral of Phat Diem seems to have changed very little since Graham Greene described its ..gigantic pillars formed out of single trees and the scarlet lacquer work of the altar, more Buddhist than Christian" in his 1955 classic The Quiet American.

Co Le pagoda, Quang tu in Chinese characters is in Co Le town, Truc Ninh district, Nam Dinh province, about 100 km from Hanoi. The pagoda, a well.known Buddhist cultural architecture, was built in the 12th century under the dynasty of King Ly Than Ton and classified to be National Cultural Heritage by the State.

The Keo pagoda is ancient, and one of the most famous historical and cultural relics in Thai Binh Province, north Vietnam

Tay Ho pagoda compound and Kim Nguu temple are located in Tay Ho village, Quang An commune, Tay Ho district, Hanoi on a peninsula of Nghi Tam village jutting out to West lake. The pagoda is dedicated to Goddess Lieu Hanh.

The Temple of Literature was the first university in Vietnam and for centuries the prinicple center of learning. Parts of the Temple date from 1070. Over the years, parts of the Temple have been destroyed and parts have been added. What remains is spectacular. The longevity of the structure is even more astounding when you consider that the hot, humid climate of Vietnam isn't really suited to preservation. The Temple of Literature is still actively used as a place of worship, with many altars of burning incense and statues of the Buddha.

Ha Long bay of Quang Ninh province is twice stated to be Natural Heritage by UNESCO, there are nearly 500 more relics of culture and history, 28 of them were classified: Yen T u complex, Cua Ong, Tra Co", Quan Lan temples... and the Bach Dang relics.

With a view to protecting the new Imperial City of Au Lac, king An Duong Vuong instructed the construction of a big and unique earthen citadel.