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A poetic melody echoes, 'The road through Nghệ is winding/ Green mountains, blue water like a picturesque painting.' This verse instantly brings to mind Xứ Nghệ, the birthplace of the great leader of the Vietnamese nation – Hồ Chí Minh. The historical site of Kim Liên is a place of remembrance for President Hồ Chí Minh, and it stands as one of the nationally significant tourist destinations, increasingly attracting visitors from both domestic and international realms.
The historical site of Kim Liên is located in Kim Liên commune, Nam Đàn district, Nghệ An province (Photo collection)
The historical site of Kim Liên is situated in Kim Liên commune, Nam Đàn district, Nghệ An province, in the coastal region of Central Vietnam, approximately 15 km from Vinh city. This is the place that preserves the relics and artifacts closely associated with the childhood of the Leader, as well as the vivid depiction of the intense struggles of the nation during those years.
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Travelers arriving here can choose from various modes of transportation such as buses, coaches, cars, trains, or motorcycles for those who prefer adventurous journeys. From Vinh, take National Highway 46 for 13 km, then turn left for another 1 km to reach the historical site of Kim Liên. Alternatively, if traveling by car from Hanoi to Nam Đàn, take National Highway 1A to National Highway 46 and drive an additional 7 km to reach the historical site. High-quality coach services are available at prices ranging from 150,000 to 180,000 VND per trip.
Traveling by train is also a fantastic suggestion for tourists (Photo collection)
Or, for a unique train experience and scenic views, travelers can opt for the train journey. The train station is approximately 7 km from the Lotus Village. There are 12 North-South train journeys every day, with an additional 2 trains. Afterward, visitors can take a bus to reach this destination.
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The Kim Lien Heritage Area embraces quaint thatched-roof houses nestled amidst lush rows of ancient betel palms, rustic and simple, enduring through time but leaving deep emotions in the hearts of travelers when thinking about the place where Ho Chi Minh's childhood was born and raised. Covering an expansive area of over 205 hectares with various historical sites scattered 2 km - 10 km apart, The Kim Lien Heritage Area is considered one of the nation's particularly significant historical sites, attracting many visitors to explore the historical points within the Kim Lien heritage area.
Lotus Village - Kim Lien Heritage Area
Lotus Village is situated within the Kim Lien heritage area. Walking from Kim Lien Village, the sweet fragrance of lotus flowers permeates the air, creating a comfortable and pleasant atmosphere for visitors. Upon entering, visitors will see rows of towering betel palms lined up closely. The space becomes even more tranquil as visitors come across a five-compartment thatched house donated by the locals in the district to the father of the Person when he achieved the deputy board.
The sweet fragrance of lotus flowers fills the air, making travelers feel comfortable and at ease (Image collected)
The simple and humble thatched-roof adobe exudes a sense of tranquility. This is where Mr. Nguyen Sinh Sac and Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan taught the Person his first Confucian characters, lessons about love for the homeland, the nation, and the indomitable spirit of the woman who created a great person, Ho Chi Minh, evoking deep emotions in visitors, reminiscent of the beloved father of the nation.
Hoang Tru Village Complex
The historical site of Hoang Tru Village (Image collected)
The Hoang Tru Village Complex is Bác Hồ's ancestral homeland, the place where he first cried out into the world. Covering an area of approximately 3,500 square meters, rows of ancient betel palms stretch vigorously on both sides. The three-compartment thatched house emerges with simple and humble artifacts from Bác's family, preserved through the ages.
Simple and humble artifacts from Bác's family, preserved through the ages (Image collected)
Entering the house, visitors are greeted by artifacts: a weathered wooden bed frame, a rattan hammock with silver threads, a quill pen, and a wooden desk. These artifacts evoke nostalgic memories of Bác Hồ's childhood for the visitors.
Grave of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan
Situated within the Kim Lien Heritage Area, the grave of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan is nestled on the slopes of the Dai Hue mountain range, constructed since 1984. The tomb is built in the shape of a giant wooden loom, symbolizing the tool she used as a weaver to support her children. The surroundings of the tomb are adorned with granite and jade stone slabs. The roof of the tomb is covered with natural stones and a protective layer adorned with flowers.
The grave site of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan (Image collected)
In front of the tomb stands a large plaque detailing the biography and contributions of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan. Visitors standing below can see both sides of the path paved with various-sized stone steps resembling an extended ribbon. This tomb is increasingly expanding, becoming a historical site. Many visitors come here to express their sincere gratitude to the woman who gave birth to the leader of the Vietnamese nation.
The Kim Lien Heritage Area has become an attractive destination for domestic and international tourism (Image collected)
The Kim Lien Heritage Area has become a captivating tourist destination on the map of Vietnam. Visitors here not only explore the historical site but can also purchase souvenirs as gifts for family and friends.
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In addition to exploring The Kim Lien Heritage Area, tourists can visit other scenic landmarks such as the Mai Temple, the memorial area of Phan Boi Chau, Dai Tue Pagoda, Trang Den Lake, and the Cua Lo Beach – all attractive spots that draw visitors. Capture lasting memories with photos
