The "must-visit" destinations for students to experience in Nghe An.

Recently, some schools in Nghe An have organized field trips for students to distant provinces, lasting for many days, affecting their studies, incurring costs, and causing parental anxiety. While these experiences are necessary, they don't necessarily have to be far away, as Nghe An itself has many historical sites where students can learn, explore, and enhance their understanding of their homeland's traditions. First is the Kim Lien National Special Historical Site (Nam Dan), where President Ho Chi Minh was born and spent his childhood years. (Photo: Dinh Tuyen)

Visiting the Kim Lien National Special Historical Site, children will learn more about President Ho Chi Minh's childhood and family through the simple scenery and artifacts such as thatched roofs, tables, chairs, trays, bowls, looms, etc. From there, they will further love and respect the Father of the Nation. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

In Vinh City, there are three major museums: the Nghe An Museum, the Nghe-Tinh Soviet Museum, and the Military Region 4 Museum. These museums possess a wealth of historical and cultural documents and artifacts, helping us understand the formation and development of Nghe An province and Vietnam. Among them, the Nghe An Museum stands out with over 31,300 documents and artifacts ranging from the Stone Age to the modern era, displayed according to historical periods, providing the public with a comprehensive overview of the historical and cultural flow. (Photo: Dinh Tuyen)

The Nghe An Museum houses artifacts that vividly reflect the cultural and social life of hundreds, even thousands of years ago, such as stone and bronze tools used by prehistoric people. These artifacts will help students visualize the stages and steps of history. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

In addition, the Nghe An Museum also displays artifacts related to the national liberation wars and the defense of the homeland. Through this, students can see the heroic and indomitable traditions of their homeland and country. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

It was fascinating to see the historical documents at the Soviet-Nghe Tinh Museum. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Recently, in addition to serving visitors and showcasing artifacts, the Nghe An Museum and the Nghe-Tinh Soviet Museum have also organized experiential activities and physical games to help children have fun, relax, and improve their physical fitness. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

In Nghe An province, there are many "historical sites" for students to visit and experience. A prime example is the Nghe-Tinh Soviet Square (Hung Nguyen town, Hung Nguyen district), where the massacre by the French colonialists took place on September 12, 1930. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

Also in Hung Nguyen, the National Historical Monument of Mr. Hoang Vien's House (Chau Nhan commune) was once the workplace of the Central Vietnam Regional Party Committee and a place where revolutionary cadres were sheltered. It still preserves several artifacts of historical value, recalling the hardships, dangers, and unwavering determination of the revolutionary predecessors. Photo: Dinh Tuyen

In addition, Nghe An province has many historical sites and interesting tourist attractions, providing students with opportunities for practical experience, such as the Nguyen Xi Temple (Nghi Loc), the King Mai Temple and Hoanh Son communal house (Nam Dan), the Truong Bon National Historical Site (Do Luong), the temple dedicated to Emperor Quang Trung, Trung communal house, and the Memorial House of General Chu Huy Man (Vinh city)... Photo: CSCC