The provincial Electronic Information Portal introduces some of the renowned spiritual, historical and heritage tourism sites of Thai Nguyen:
President Ho Chi Minh Memorial House on the top of De Pass, Phu Dinh Commune, Dinh Hoa District (also called the Temple of President Ho Chi Minh) is part of ATK Dinh Hoa Special National Historical Relic Complex - the former capital of the Viet Bac resistance war. (Photo: Manh Thang)
National Historical Site 27-7, Ban Co hamlet, Hung Son town, Dai Tu district - where on July 27, 1947, 300 cadres, soldiers and representatives of the local people gathered to hear the announcement of President Ho's letter, marking the establishment of the National Wounded and Fallen Soldiers' Day in our country (Photo: Tran Nhung)
National Historical Site of 60 youth volunteer martyrs of Company 915, Team 91 Bac Thai, in Gia Sang Ward, Thai Nguyen City - Where 60 youth volunteers sacrificed heroically on Christmas Eve in 1972 while on duty to transport goods to support the Southern battlefield. In 2009, the Monument was recognized as a National Historical Relic. (Photo: Collaborator)
Duom Temple located at the foot of Duom Mountain, Dong Dat Commune, Phu Luong District. The temple honors Duong Tu Minh - chief of Phu Luong Province, who was twice the king's son-in-law during the Ly Dynasty and was instrumental in protecting the northern frontier of Dai Viet in the 12th century. Duom Temple historical and scenic site was nationally recognized in 1993. (Photo: Nham Mai)
Muc Temple in Tien Phong Ward, Pho Yen City - This temple is dedicated to King Ly Nam De, the first emperor of the Vietnamese people. In 2014, Muc Temple and Huong Ap Pagoda were recognized as national historical sites by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. Currently, the restoration project for Muc Temple is underway. (October 2024 Photo: Xuan Huy)
Doi Can Temple Memorial within the Memorial Park of Heroic Martyrs of Thai Nguyen Province, Hoang Van Thu Ward, Thai Nguyen City. The temple is dedicated to Doi Can, leader of the Thai Nguyen Uprising and his soldiers. The Thai Nguyen Uprising monument complex, which includes the green beret barracks, French resident commissioner’s office and Thai Nguyen prison, was recognized as a national site in 1997. (Photo: Thanh Chung)
Dan Pagoda (also known as Thinh Dan Pagoda) in Thinh Dan Ward, Thai Nguyen City
This site is part of the Vietnam Liberation Army Monument Complex, which includes Dan Pagoda, the Hang Pho Communal House site and the Subdivision Office of the Lamp Factory (Trung Vuong Ward), all recognized as national historical sites in 2011. (Photo: Tran Nhung)
Van Mountain - Vo Mountain Complex at the foot of Tam Dao Mountain, a place of worship dedicated to Luu Nhan Chu, a renowned general of the Lam Son Uprising led by Le Loi against the Ming invaders in the 15th century. (Photo: Collaborator)
Phuong Do Communal House in Phuong Do Village, Xuan Phuong Commune, Phu Binh District. In 1993, the communal house was recognized as a national historical relic. In 2018, Phuong Do Communal House Festival was included in the list of national intangible cultural heritage. (Photo: Collaborator)
Hang Pagoda - Kim Son Tu in the center of Chua Hang Ward, Thai Nguyen City, annually attracting tens of thousands of visitors and pilgrims. (Photo: Collaborator)
Phu Lien Pagoda in Hoang Van Thu Ward, Thai Nguyen City, a place associated with many historical events of the nation. (Photo: Collaborator)
Cau Muoi Temple-Communal House-Pagoda Complex in Tan Thanh Commune, Phu Binh District. Not only culturally, historically and spiritually significant, but it is also an important revolutionary site, marking key events during the resistance wars against the French and the Americans. (Photo: Khac Thien)
Luc Giap Temple in Dak Son Ward, Pho Yen City. Annually, a festival is held on the 15th day of the third lunar month to commemorate the notable figures Duong Tu Minh, Luu Nhan Chu and Do Can. In 2024, the Luc Giap Temple Festival was included in the list of national intangible cultural heritage. (Photo: Collaborator)
Khanh Long Pagoda on a 2.5-hectare hilltop in Ngo Hamlet, Tan Hoa Commune, Phu Binh District, Thai Nguyen Province. (Photo: Collaborator)
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