May return to the homeland
(Baonghean.vn) - This May, returning to Uncle Ho's hometown, Vietnamese people can feel the beauty of the Vietnamese countryside. That countryside soul is expressed by the simple thatched house, landscapes such as fish ponds, rows of trees...
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In the warm May sunshine, the cool scent of lotus flowers, and the chirping of cicadas, visitors from all over the world gather here.Kim LienVisit Sen Village, Hoang Tru Village... relics associated with President Ho Chi Minh's childhood. Photo: Huy Thu |
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| Students in their formal uniforms attentively listened to the narrators tell stories about Uncle Ho's childhood. Through the emotional voice of Nghe An, the students seemed to understand more about his greatness, simplicity and closeness. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Explore the relics in the thatched house that was associated with Uncle Ho's childhood. Photo: Duc Anh |
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At the thatched roof of Uncle Ho's hometown, to convey information about the relic to the active "little tourists", the tour guides attracted their attention with a humorous and touching presentation, through stories about Uncle Ho's childhood. Photo: Huy Thu |
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The general feeling of tourists when visiting Uncle Ho's hometown this time is deep emotion. Next to the rustic thatched roof house, when listening to the tour guide tell about Uncle Ho's childhood and his family members in his hometown, many people could not hold back their tears. Photo: Huy Thu |
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| Ms. Le Thuy Hang (61 years old), residing in Ba Dinh district (Hanoi), was present at Uncle Ho's hometown and shared: I have visited Uncle Ho's hometown many times, each time I have a different feeling, but the most common is the emotion before the simple yet noble nature of Uncle Ho. Photo: Huy Thu |
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| Veteran Nguyen Dinh Thach (Chuong My, Hanoi) visited Uncle Ho's hometown for the first time and was moved by the images and relics of the land where the father of the nation was born. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| After visiting Uncle Ho's paternal and maternal hometowns, visitors come to Chung Son Temple, where President Ho Chi Minh's ancestors are worshiped. The temple complex covers an area of 83.63 hectares, cleverly designed and constructed based on Chung Mountain, making it more majestic in spirit and representing a potential eco-tourism area. This is a vivid expression of the culture and identity of the spiritual land of Nghe An; at the same time, it is a demonstration of the strength of the Vietnamese people through the spirit of solidarity, unanimity, joint efforts and humanistic values. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Teachers and students offer incense at Chung Son Temple. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| The Sen Village Relic Complex - President Ho Chi Minh Memorial Site has now been built with many additional landscapes such as fish ponds, gardens, and restored neighbors' houses... to serve visitors to Uncle Ho's hometown. In 2019, the Kim Lien Relic Complex renovated and embellished the fish pond on the way to his hometown. This is a space that brings a sense of relaxation to everyone when coming here. Photo: Duc Anh. |
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| Golden carp brought from the Presidential Palace Relic Site in Hanoi to the Kim Lien Relic Site. Visitors can feed the fish themselves. Photo: Duc Anh |
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Among the crowd going up Dai Hue mountain, it was touching to see old people in their 80s and 90s still climbing the mountain to visit the tomb of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan - Uncle Ho's mother. A 92-year-old man from Ha Tinh said: I think I will still go up here to visit Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan's tomb many more times. Photo: Huy Thu |