These days, many tourists, relatives of martyrs, organizations, and individuals visit the Do Luong Martyrs' Cemetery in Da Son commune, Do Luong district, to offer incense and pay respects, expressing their heartfelt gratitude to the heroic martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the Fatherland.
The Do Luong Martyrs' Cemetery in Da Son commune is located near the intersection of National Highway 46 and National Highway 15, making it very convenient for relatives of martyrs and tourists to visit and pay their respects. Over the years, the cemetery has been renovated and improved to a high standard. Photo: Huy ThuCurrently, the Do Luong Martyrs' Cemetery is the resting place of 2,241 martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the cause of national liberation, the defense of the Fatherland, and the fulfillment of international duties in Laos. Photo: Huy Thu According to the management board, the cemetery contains hundreds of graves of martyrs whose names are unknown or whose names are known but whose hometowns are unclear... Photo: Huy ThuThese days, the Do Luong Martyrs' Cemetery has welcomed many relatives of fallen soldiers, comrades, organizations, departments, and tourists from all over to visit and pay their respects. Photo: Huy Thu Visiting delegations offered incense sticks at the altar of President Ho Chi Minh and the heroic martyrs at the cemetery, expressing their profound respect and boundless gratitude. Photo: Huy ThuVisitors offer incense at the memorial in the cemetery. Photo: Huy Thu.Mr. Pham Dinh Bon (74 years old), caretaker of the Do Luong Martyrs' Cemetery, said: "As July 27th approaches, the number of relatives of martyrs and visiting groups is increasing. Before this holiday, the cemetery management board organized the tidying up, mowing the grass, cleaning, and rearranging flowers on the martyrs' graves." Photo: Huy Thu Ms. Le Thi Phuong Thao, residing in Dong Son commune and working at the Do Luong District Post Office, shared: "My uncle also sacrificed his life on the Southern battlefield and his family brought his remains back to his hometown. Every time I go to the cemetery to light incense and express my gratitude to the heroic martyrs who sacrificed for the Fatherland, I am deeply moved. I pray that all the souls of the heroic martyrs will find peace and bless the nation with peace and prosperity." (Photo: Huy Thu)Each person personally lit incense at the martyrs' graves, calming their hearts with feelings of gratitude. Photo: Huy Thu Among the crowds visiting the Do Luong Martyrs' Cemetery today were wives visiting their husbands, children paying respects to their fathers, veterans, and young volunteers who traveled long distances to visit their comrades… Mrs. Dao Thi Duoc (74 years old) from Block 7, Do Luong town, said: Today, she and her granddaughter came to the cemetery to light incense for her husband, martyr Nguyen Canh Hoe, who died in 1984, and his two brothers: martyr Nguyen Canh Van, who died in 1952 in Laos, and martyr Nguyen Canh Cac, who died in 1972 in Quang Tri. Photo: Huy Thu Present at the Do Luong Martyrs' Cemetery in July, standing before thousands of martyrs' graves, one feels even more strongly the immense sacrifice of generations of ancestors who fell for the cause of national liberation, the protection of the Fatherland, and noble international duties. Photo: Huy Thu
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