With 29 relics located from Huong Tra district, Hue City to Huong Thuy District, nearly 200 cadres and officers have to divide into many groups to be on duty to ensure safety for works, artifacts, and support tourists.
Together with Thua Thien Hue Weekly, let’s accompany those “royal mausoleum guardians” through the series of photos taken by the photographer Bao Minh to get to know more about their daily work - the silent work contributing to the preservation of Hue cultural heritage in particular and Vietnam cultural heritage in general.
Anchoring the Ngu Phung (Five Phoenixes) Pavilion before Noru storm 2022
The staff at Tu Duc royal mausoleum welcoming and guiding tourists to enter the relic
The staff at Hue Royal Antiquities Museum (far left) supporting a tourist visiting Long An Palace
The worker at Thieu Tri royal mausoleum cleaning up interiors and artifacts in the inner palace 1
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Night patrol at Tam Toa (Co Mat Institute)
Together cleaning up Ngo Mon area after Noru storm 2022
By Thua Thien Hue Weekly