Visiting ancient historical sites in Vietnam, you will have the opportunity to discover mysterious stories, admire unique architecture and feel the indomitable spirit of the nation through the ages.
Hung Temple
Hung Temple, located on Nghia Linh Mountain, Phu Tho Province, is a place to commemorate the Hung Kings – the first kings of the Vietnamese nation. This relic site includes many temples, pagodas, towers and tombs, each of which has profound historical significance. Every year, on the Hung Kings’ Commemoration Day (10th day of the third lunar month), thousands of people from all over the country flock here to offer incense, express their gratitude and pride in their national origin.
Hoan Kiem Lake
Hoan Kiem Lake, also known as Hoan Kiem Lake, is located in the heart of Hanoi capital, a cultural and historical symbol of the city. This place is associated with the legend of King Le Loi returning the magic sword to the magic turtle. Surrounding the lake are many famous architectural works such as Turtle Tower, Ngoc Son Temple and The Huc Bridge. Hoan Kiem Lake is not only a favorite destination for tourists but also a place for Hanoians to relax and enjoy the fresh air.
Hoa Lu ancient capital
The ancient capital of Hoa Lu, located in Ninh Binh province, was the first capital of the centralized feudal state of Vietnam. This is the place that preserves many important historical marks of each previous period. The relic site includes many temples, pagodas and ancient tombs. With majestic natural scenery, Hoa Lu also attracts tourists with limestone mountains and mysterious caves, bringing a sense of peace and tranquility.
Hue Monuments Complex
The Complex of Hue Monuments, located in Hue City, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was once the political and cultural center of the Nguyen Dynasty. The complex includes the Imperial City, the Forbidden City, royal tombs and temples, reflecting the brilliant development of architecture and art during the Nguyen Dynasty. Visitors come to Hue not only to admire its ancient beauty but also to feel the peace and tranquility of a city steeped in history.
Ho Dynasty Citadel
Ho Dynasty Citadel, located in Thanh Hoa province, was built in the 14th century under the Ho Dynasty. This is one of the unique architectural works, combining Vietnamese cultural elements and Chinese influences. The citadel was built entirely of large stones, demonstrating the skillful construction techniques of the Vietnamese people at that time. Today, despite many centuries, Ho Dynasty Citadel still retains its majestic and solid features, a testament to the talent and creativity of our ancestors.
Historical sites in Vietnam are not only attractive tourist destinations but also living witnesses of the process of national formation and development. Each site carries within it valuable stories and historical lessons, contributing to the country’s diverse and rich cultural identity. Take the time to explore and appreciate these heritages, to better understand the origins and continue the proud traditions of the Vietnamese people.
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