Woodblock is a particularly rare and valuable form of record in the treasure of Vietnam’s history and culture which was inscribed in the International Register of the UNESCO Memory of the World Program as the first collection of Vietnam in the list on July 31, 2009.
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Built on a hill in an area of over 13,000 square meters, the complex includes many architectural works in colorful names such as Hong Ngoc (Ruby) villa, Bach Ngoc (White Jade) villa or Lam Ngoc (Sapphire) villa to reflect the sophistication and nobility of its owner. The complex also includes a heated swimming pool and a Japanese style garden. There is a special pond in the garden, which, when filled with water, displays map of Vietnam.
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The repository was built on a hill in the complex of old Tran Le Xuan Palace, which is located on a high terrain, convenient to access with stable geology, rapid drainage and far away from ignition sources and pollution. The repository is designed in form of repository in repository with two layers of protection walls.
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The Center is one of four national archives centers under the State Records and Archives Department of Vietnam - the Ministry of Home Affairs. It was founded on August 25, 2006 under the Decision No. 1176/QĐ-BNV enacted by the Minister of Home Affairs. The Center is located at No. 2 Yet Kieu, Ward 5, Da Lat City, Lam Dong province.
The National Archives Center No. 4 is a public non-business unit exercising function of managing archival records and implementing record management activities within assigned rights and responsibilities. The Center has legal status, seal, account and office located in Da Lat city, Lam Dong province.
