The scientific seminar "Memory - Heritage - Contemporary Creativity" took place at the Independence Palace on the morning of November 11th. - Photo: DO DAT
On the morning of November 11th, at the Independence Palace, a scientific seminar titled "Memory - Heritage - Contemporary Creativity" took place, with the participation of managers and experts, focusing on discussing the conservation and promotion of heritage values and innovating ways to introduce heritage to the public.
Innovate the way we showcase our heritage.
Speaking to Tuoi Tre newspaper , Dr. Duong Duc Minh, Deputy Director of the Institute for Economic and Tourism Development Research in Ho Chi Minh City, said that the characteristics of the tropical climate with high humidity and temperature fluctuations between the rainy and dry seasons can affect the lifespan of buildings.
Therefore, the maintenance, preventive conservation, and restoration of historical sites need to be planned for the long term, ensuring that their function and original character are not affected.
Furthermore, the increasing number of visitors to some destinations also necessitates the organization of activities in a rational manner, protecting the landscape and artifacts. Connecting historical sites and museums will contribute to creating more sightseeing options, helping visitors gain a more comprehensive understanding of the city's history and culture.