5 red addresses in Nghe An not to be missed on September 2nd

(Baonghean.vn) - On Independence Day, September 2, legendary places are red addresses for the young generation to remember the origins of building and defending the nation.

1. Cuong Temple

Cuong Temple. Photo archive

Cuong Temple is associated with a legend in the history of the nation's resistance against foreign invaders. Thuc Phan - after being abdicated by the 18th Hung King, united the strength of the entire army, defeated the Qin army and ascended the throne, taking the title of Thuc An Duong Vuong. After ascending the throne, An Duong Vuong changed the name of Van Lang country to Au Lac, moved the capital from Phong Chau to Co Loa, and ruled the country for 50 years (from 257 to 208 BC).

Cuong Temple worships the legendary An Duong Vuong, located on Mo Da mountain, behind is Dien Chau sea, to the north is Tu Hien gate where is the tomb of princess My Chau, to the west is Mua mountain with the shape of an elephant facing the temple.

2. Emperor Quang Trung Temple

Temple of Emperor Quang Trung. Photo: Archive

With the aim of preserving the historical milestones of great significance about Emperor Quang Trung, on April 28, 1962, the complex of scenic relics of Dung Quyet Mountain and Phuong Hoang Trung Do was recognized by the Ministry of Culture and Information as a National Scenic Relic.

Going up 1 km of winding mountain road, visitors will enjoy the fresh air of nature and the sky. Nestled in a poetic pine forest at an altitude of 97 m above sea level, Emperor Quang Trung Temple is located on Dung Quyet Mountain, Trung Do Ward, Vinh City, an indispensable place in the spiritual travel handbook of visitors to Nghe An.

3. Ho Chi Minh Square

Ho Chi Minh Square. Photo: Archive

Ho Chi Minh Square is a cultural work of national significance, a valuable work of thought and art, expressing the love of the people of Nghe An province and the people of the whole country for the great leader of the nation.

Ho Chi Minh Square with many items such as: stage, flagpole, parade route, ceremony yard, lighting system, trees, fountain system for landscape, Chung mountain simulated after Chung mountain in Uncle Ho's hometown of Sen Village.

Over 1,650 typical tree species from all regions of the country have been brought back to be planted. On the top is a memorial garden planted by Party and State leaders and international friends during their visits.

4. Kim Lien relic site

Sen Village is located in Kim Lien Commune, Nam Dan District. Photo courtesy

Kim Lien historical relic site is located about 15km from Vinh city along provincial road 46. This is one of the four most important relic sites in Vietnam about President Ho Chi Minh, where many documents, artifacts, cultural and historical spaces about the childhood of President Ho Chi Minh and his family members are preserved. Kim Lien relic site includes 2 main relic clusters, with dozens of component relics.

The relic cluster in his hometown - Sen village, Kim Lien commune includes the following relics: House of Mr. Pho Bang Nguyen Sinh Sac, House of Mr. Nguyen Sinh Nham, Nguyen Sinh family temple, House of Mr. Bachelor Vuong Thuc Quy, Co Dien blacksmith's furnace, Coc well, Chung mountain, Sen village stadium, Sen village temple...

The relic cluster in his maternal hometown - Hoang Tru village, Kim Lien commune includes the following relics: President Ho Chi Minh's family house in Chua village, Hoang Xuan Duong's house (Uncle Ho's maternal grandfather), Hoang Xuan family church...

In addition to the two above relic clusters, the President Ho Chi Minh National Special Relic Site also has the Tomb of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan and the Tomb of Mrs. Ha Thi Hy, located in Nam Giang commune, Nam Dan district.

Kim Lien - Nam Dan relic site. Photo archive

Until now, Uncle Ho's paternal and maternal hometowns still preserve artifacts associated with his simple childhood life and activities. In particular, the simple thatched house of Uncle Ho's family always makes visitors feel close and familiar.

5. Truong Bon National Historical Site

View of Truong Bon National Historical Site. Photo courtesy

Truong Bon National Historical Site today has become a historical symbol of the Vietnam Youth Volunteers, a “red address” educating revolutionary traditions for today’s and tomorrow’s young generations. This is a heroic relic, marking the heroic feats and sacrifices of our army and people in the great national defense struggle of the 20th century.

In 2010, Truong Bon relic site was preserved and restored to the scale of a National Historical Relic Site, covering an area of ​​217,3272. A mass grave site and a Temple for the Heroic Martyrs of the Youth Volunteers were also built within the Truong Bon National Historical Relic Site./.

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