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Exhibition features Hanoi ancient streets

The ancient streets of Hanoi capital and their changes over time were featured at an exhibition opened on April 17 in Hanoi.
The ancient streets of Hanoi capital and their changes over time were featured at an exhibition opened on April 17 in Hanoi.

Theevent, which is co-hosted by the Hanoi Ancient Quarter Management Boardand France’s Toulouse City, showcases a variety of exhibits, includingphotos, posters, maps and models collected by Toulouse experts since2010.

The items represent the establishment anddevelopment of the ancient trading quarters and its changes andlivelihood over time as well as restoration efforts.

PhamTuan Long from the Management Board said the exhibition helps give localresidents and tourists an insight into the Hanoi ancient quarter,contributing to the preservation and promotion of its value.-VNA
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