Nghe An: 1 district has 3 special national monuments

(Baonghean.vn) - Nam Dan district is identified as an attractive destination, a cultural tourism center of the whole Nghe An province. In particular, Nam Dan is also a district with 3 special national relics including: President Ho Chi Minh Memorial Site, Phan Boi Chau Memorial Site and Hoanh Son Communal House.

Historical site of President Ho Chi Minh Memorial Siteis one of the four important relics in Vietnam about President Ho Chi Minh, preserving artifacts, documents, cultural and historical spaces about the childhood of Ho Chi Minh and his family members. On May 10, 2012, the Prime Minister ranked the historical relic of President Ho Chi Minh Memorial Site in Kim Lien commune (Nam Dan district, Nghe An province) as a special national relic (Decision No. 548/QD-TTg). Every year, the relic site welcomes millions of domestic and foreign visitors. In the photo: View of Kim Lien relic site, Nam Dan. Photo archive

Historical site of President Ho Chi Minh Memorial Siteincluding 2 main relic clusters: Relic cluster in the paternal hometown - Sen village, Kim Lien commune and Relic cluster in the maternal hometown - Hoang Tru village, Kim Lien commune; with 14 component relics: small thatched house of Ho Chi Minh's parents; house of Uncle Ho's maternal grandparents; Hoang Xuan family temple; Pho Bang Nguyen Sinh Sac's house; Coc well; Co Dien blacksmith's furnace; Cu Cu Vuong Thuc Quy's house - Uncle Ho's teacher; Nguyen Sinh family temple; Nguyen Sinh Nham's house - Uncle Ho's grandfather; banyan tree relic, Lang Sen stadium; exhibition area of ​​artifacts, documents and memorial house of President Ho Chi Minh; tomb of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan on Dai Hue range and Chung mountain relic cluster. In the photo: May is the season of lotus blooming all over the ponds in Kim Lien relic site. Documentary photo

Memorial sitePhan Boi Chauin Nam Dan district is a spiritual and cultural tourist destination, a place to educate revolutionary traditions for the young generation. Scholar Phan Boi Chau is an ardent patriot, a great culturalist and thinker, leaving deep marks in the history of Vietnam, in the journey of national culture and the process of fighting for the country's revival. On December 22, 2016, the Prime Minister signed a Decision (No. 2499/QD-TTg) to rank the Phan Boi Chau Memorial Site in Nam Dan district as a special National Monument. Photo courtesy

Phan Boi Chau's memorial site consists of two clusters: the relic cluster of his paternal hometown in Dan Nhiem village (now hamlet 2, Xuan Hoa commune) and the relic cluster of his maternal hometown in Sa Nam village (now in Nam Dan town). The relic cluster of his maternal hometown includes: the memorial area (2 thatched houses, the garden of Mr. Phan's family) and the memorial area (house displaying additional relics, memorial house). The two thatched houses were built by Mr. Phan Van Pho - the father of Mr. Phan Boi Chau in 1860. The house displaying additional relics was built in 1997 with funding from Japan. In the photo: 2 thatched houses at the relic cluster built by Mr. Phan Boi Chau's father, Mr. Phan Van Pho, in 1860. Photo courtesy

Hoanh Son Communal Housein hamlet 4, Khanh Son commune, Nam Dan district, built and completed in the year of Nham Ngo, the 23rd year of Canh Hung (1763). The communal house worships Uy Minh Vuong Ly Nhat Quang, the 8th son of King Ly Thai To, who made many great contributions to the construction and protection of Nghe An and Dai Viet nation. In addition, the communal house also worships Buddha Shakyamuni and "Four Holy Ladies". Hoanh Son communal house has 8 trusses, 7 compartments with a total of 32 round ironwood pillars. Of which, there are 12 main pillars 5.75m high, 0.45m in diameter and 20 secondary pillars nearly 4m high, 0.42m in diameter. The special thing about the communal house is the system of sculptures and architecture that is sophisticated and rich in artistry. Photo: Document

Hoanh Son Communal House was ranked as a National Historical and Cultural Relic in 1980. On December 25, 2017, the Prime Minister issued Decision No. 2082/QD-TTg on the ranking of a Special National Monument. The recognition as a Special National Monument once again affirms the historical and cultural value of the communal house, known as the largest historical architectural work in the Central region. The first impression when entering the communal house is the horizontal lines carved with extremely sophisticated "dragon and cloud" images. Photo: Documentary

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