Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha signed Decision No. 56/QD-TTg approving the task of formulating a master plan to preserve, restore and restore the special national monument of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital until 2030, with a vision to 2050. .
The scope of planning research is the space for the formation and development of the historic ancient capital; landscape space, landmarks, locations, and natural boundaries have a close relationship in the process of forming Dai Co Viet State and Hoa Lu Ancient Capital, including: Citadel area, Imperial Citadel, area garrison, palace, mausoleum, communal house and pagoda in the districts of Hoa Lu, Gia Vien, Nho Quan, Yen Mo, Yen Khanh and Ninh Binh city. Which focuses on the central area of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital and its vicinity.
The planning scale includes: the entire space of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital is determined by the citadel and underground archaeological relics, landscape space, landmarks, locations, natural boundaries with intimate relationship in the process of formation The State of Dai Co Viet and Hoa Lu Ancient Capital.
[Chung tay bảo tồn và phát huy giá trị di sản Cố đô Hoa Lư]
Specifically: A special national relic of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital, including: Temple of King Dinh Tien Hoang, King Le Dai Hanh; Am Tien Pagoda and Cave, Nhat Tru Pagoda, Ngan Pagoda, Yen Trach Communal House, Dong Vuong Palace, Kinh Thien Palace, Princess Thuc Tiet Temple, Dong Gate Stele, King Dinh Tomb, Le Mausoleum and Ma Yen Mountain, Salt Cave and Quan Cave.
Some relics in the central area of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital belong to the protection area of the World Heritage Site of Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex and the buffer zone, including: Yen Thanh communal house, Cau Ren stele, Bim cave, Duyen Ninh pagoda, etc. Luon cave and Cai Ha mountain, Ba Ngo pagoda, Lien Hoa cave (Thach Ban), Ban Long pagoda and cave, Hoa Son pagoda and cave, Dia cave, Am pagoda, Hanh Khien temple, Bi pagoda, Thap pagoda, Tom pagoda, Hoi bridge, Ghenh Thap bridge, Ang Ngu town, Vinh restaurant; the Citadel, Imperial Citadel, town, and palace surround the citadel in the East, West, South, and North directions, the palace grounds are underground, archaeological sites and related relics.
The relics directly related to the formation and development of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital and Dai Co Viet State (besides the central area, the world heritage area of Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex and the buffer zone), include: : Thien Ton Pagoda and Cave (Hoa Lu District), Thanh Nguyen Temple, Phat Tich Tomb and Ky Lan Mountain, Dinh Quoc Cong Nguyen Bac Church and Tomb, Kiem Linh Mountain and To Hien Thanh Temple, Thung Lau Temple and Hoa Lu Cave , Thung La Temple (Gia Vien District), Non Nuoc Mountain (Ninh Binh City).
Landscape conservation area of Hoang Long river, Sao Khe river, Chanh river and tributaries through Hoa Lu Citadel; axes, spatial lines of cultural landscapes, mountain ranges, mountain peaks, caves, rock valleys, valleys; natural stone wall, artificial wall; old settlements associated with Hoa Lu ancient capital and each relic site; areas for organizing activities to promote the value of relics, residential and resettlement areas within the scope of relic planning; connecting internal technical infrastructure and related transport and common infrastructure systems.
The planning objective is to fully identify the value of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital associated with the formation of Dai Co Viet State; complete the system of records and data as the basis for digital transformation and automation in management; create a comprehensive legal framework, policies, and investment plans to attract social resources in the management, protection and promotion of relic values.
Completing the model of heritage conservation associated with sustainable development; establishing the appropriate position of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital in the system of capitals in the nation’s history; to make the central area of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital become one of the cores and driving forces for the implementation of urban development strategies, cultural and tourism industry development strategies. Ninh Binh province.
Preserve, restore and restore historical relics and artistic architecture, natural landscape, ecological environment, space and cultural landscape of Hoa Lu Ancient Capital, promote the values of non-cultural heritage. object; education and preservation of local traditions and cultural identities; propose solutions to develop economic, social, cultural, tourism and technical infrastructure to bring benefits to the community.
Completing the boundary and scope of the relic protection zone; Proposing solutions to improve adaptive capacity Climate Change, natural disasters; create a premise for the socio-economic development of the locality associated with the relic in an effective way.
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