The Indian Government will provide Vietnam with 3 million USD to restore and preserve the world cultural heritage site of My Son in central Quang Nam province, announced the Indian Embassy on June 20.

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• My Son Community Tourism Village opens
• Quang Ninh to tap heritage sites for development
• Finding strange colour-changing statactite in Phong Nha-Ke Bang natural heritage site
• My Son - a masterpiece of Chăm Architecture

The project will be carried out by Archaeological Survey of India, which previously successfully restored the temples at Angkor Wat and Ta Prhom in Cambodia and Wat Phou in Laos.

Marking the occasion, the Indian Council for Cultural Relations and the Vietnam Institute of Culture and Arts will co-organise a conference to discuss the links between the Cham civilisations in Vietnam and India on June 26-27.

Source: VNA