Hanoi's relic sites reopen to visitors
Huong Nguyen - Thuy Hang -
(VOVWORLD) - Hanoi’s relic sites reopened to tourists on May 14 after a temporary closure due to the Covid-19 epidemic.
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| Entrance to Hanoi’s Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university. The temple was built in 1070. |
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| On its 1st day of reopening, Hanoi’s Temple of Literature welcomes a modest number of visitors. |
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| A group of tourists visits Hanoi’s Temple of Literature on May 14. |
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| The site welcomes several foreign visitors. All visitors must wear a mask and use hand sanitizer before entering the site. |
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| The tourists line up and keep a safe distance from each other. |
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| The number of visitors to Hanoi’s Ngoc Son Temple on the first day of reopening is quite small. |
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| At the ticket counters, visitors must stand at the marked locations to keep a safe distance from each other. |
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| One of Hanoi’s most popular tourist attractions, Hoa Lo Prison welcomes a very small number of visitors on the first day of reopening. |
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| Tourists must fill out a health declaration form and wash their hands before entering the site. |
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| Quan Thanh Temple also welcomes a few tourists. |
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| Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest pagoda in Hanoi, originally constructed in the sixth century, experiences the same low turnout on the first day. |
Huong Nguyen - Thuy Hang