Top 26+ historical sites in Bac Giang that you should definitely explore

Traveling to Bac Giang, we will come to the land of ancient Cheo dances and discover unique cultural beliefs. Let's feel the serenity of this place through historical relics in Bac Giang such as Vinh Nghiem pagoda, Tho Ha communal house, Xuong Giang temple...

Bac Giang - the Northeast region of Vietnam, stands out with a rich system of historical relics, which are witnesses of the process of building and defending the country. Each location here has profound cultural and historical value, is the pride of Bac Giang people and a meaningful destination for tourists who want to learn about national traditions. Join 63Stravel to explore these relics in this article.

Top 26 famous historical sites in Bac Giang

Below are famous historical sites in Bac Giang. If you have the opportunity to come here, please visit and experience them.

1. Khuon Than Tourist Area

Khuon Than Lake is located in Kien Lao commune, Luc Ngan district, about 40km northeast of Bac Giang city, an ideal destination for those who want to immerse themselves in nature. With an area of ​​240 hectares, the lake is surrounded by majestic pine forests and green lychee hills, creating a peaceful and cool space.

Be amazed by the peaceful beauty of Khuon Than Lake

The highlight of the lake is five small islands undulating in the clear blue water, where there are 15-20 year old pine forests spanning about 800 hectares, combining natural forests and regenerated forests. Khuon Than Lake offers a charming and peaceful scene, an ideal place to relax and get away from the noise and pressure of life.

2. Tay Yen Tu eco-spiritual tourist area

Tay Yen Tu Conservation Area is located in Tuan Mau commune, Son Dong district, is a prominent Bac Giang tourist destination with beautiful and majestic natural landscape. With an area of ​​up to 13,022.7 hectares, this place is a combination of rich ecosystems and historical relics from the Ly - Tran dynasties such as Am Vai, Ho Bac, Kham Lang... bearing the mark of Buddhist culture. of the Truc Lam Zen sect.

Admire the beauty of Tay Yen Tu eco-spiritual tourist area

This area is not only an ideal space to honor spiritual culture but also a place for visitors to enjoy fresh air and majestic nature. Majestic religious buildings and city walls built during the Tran Dynasty create unique features along with vast mountain scenery, Tay Yen Tu is truly a place to soothe the soul and bring memorable experiences. Remember for those who visit.

3. Thien Thai Cave - Ky Dong Nguyen Van Cam Temple

Thien Thai Cave in Hong Ky commune, Yen The district, is an important historical relic, recognized by the Prime Minister as a special National Monument in 2012. It is part of the "Seven Magical Plantations" organized by Ky. Dong Nguyen Van Cam - a talented patriotic celebrity - founded.

This cave not only preserves historical value but is also the place where many important cultural and religious events of local people take place. Thien Thai Cave with simple but meaningful architecture, was once the place where Nom - Han poetic texts of Ky Dong were engraved, and has now been restored to preserve and promote the unique cultural value of the monument. This.

4. Phuc Tang Pagoda

Phuc Tang Pagoda (also known as Sung Quang Tu) located in Phuc Tang village, Tang Tien commune, Viet Yen district, Bac Giang province, is an ancient pagoda with an area of ​​nearly 5,000 m², facing South to West - a direction with meaning. good meaning according to Buddhism. The pagoda was built during the Ly Dynasty, with many restorations, most notably in 1630 under Lord Trinh Trang.

Phuc Tang Pagoda (Sung Quang Tu) - National architectural and artistic relic

The pagoda has a unique overlapping architecture, including a front hall and an upper palace, with a typical style of the Mahayana sect. In particular, the pagoda possesses three exquisite wooden carvings and a system of precious ancient Buddha statues.

Having gone through many historical ups and downs, the pagoda still preserves valuable cultural documents and artifacts, such as stone stele from the reign of King Le Than Tong and unique wood carvings, contributing to affirming the artistic value and spirituality of the temple. The spirit of Phuc Tang Pagoda.

5. Ly Cot relic cluster

Ly Cot relic cluster in Phuc Son commune, Tan Yen district, Bac Giang is a spiritual complex including communal houses, pagodas, graves, tombs, Ha well and Dot temple, a place to commemorate Lady Gia Dai Than - female general Duong Thi Gia of Hai Ba Trung period. Legend has it that she once gathered insurgents in the Dot mountain region to fight the Han army, accomplished many glorious victories and committed suicide there.

The architecture of the relic cluster is in the style of "pre-God, post-Buddha," meaning the communal house in front of the pagoda and the back, with a large, ancient campus thanks to a hundred-year-old frangipani tree. The cluster of relics dates back to the reign of Le Trung Hung and is where festivals take place on January 14 and April 8 of the lunar calendar. The festival is rich in the beliefs of goddess worship, with rituals of "banning fire" and "banning bronze," along with folk games such as horse racing, wrestling, and tug-of-war, creating a unique culture that can only be found in Thailand. Dot mountain cultural area.

6. Temple of Dr. Than Nhan Trung

Dr. Than Nhan Trung Temple is located at 36 Hoang Cong Phu Street, near Nenh market, about 12 km southwest of Bac Giang city. With an area of ​​2.5 hectares, the project bears the mark of traditional Vietnamese architecture, including many items such as temples, monuments, ceremony grounds, pen towers and semicircular lakes, surrounded by green trees. landscape.

 Temple of Dr. Than Nhan Trung

The temple not only honors Dr. Than Nhan Trung - the founder of the Doctor family in Yen Ninh village, but also preserves many important artifacts, including a wooden board inscribed with the famous saying "Talent is the source of energy." nation." From the 15th to 17th centuries, Yen Ninh village had 10 outstanding doctors, reflecting the local tradition of studiousness.

Restored in 1995 to preserve and promote cultural values, educate patriotism and the spirit of learning for future generations. The festivals taking place here are not only an opportunity to commemorate the contributions of the Doctors but also a place to arouse national pride, with Than Nhan Trung's sayings always being a guideline for all generations.

7. Green Temple

Bai Xanh Communal House is located under the slopes of Bai Mountain in the west, and is a typical cultural relic imbued with the history and beliefs of the local people. With traditional architecture of 3 rooms and 2 wings, the communal house has gone through many ups and downs, from the Le to Nguyen dynasties and still retains many precious relics such as stone stele, couplets and ordination.

This is the place to worship the Tutelary God of Cao Son Dai Vuong village, a hero who made great contributions in fighting foreign invaders and was deified by the court. The communal house is not only a unique architectural work of art with exquisite carvings, but also a place to organize annual festivals, connecting the community and preserving the tradition of studiousness. In 1995, Bai Sanh Communal House was recognized as a national architectural-artistic relic, affirming the cultural and historical value of the locality.

8. Mat Ninh Communal House

Mat Ninh Communal House is an outstanding cultural and religious symbol of the village, with massive architecture and exquisite carvings. Built during the Le Dynasty, the communal house has existed for nearly 400 years, marking its history through the ancient stone stele "Hanh Hue Luu Phuc Chi Bi" from 1664. The communal house worships Saint Cao Son Dai Vuong, a man of great merit. in fighting foreign invaders, with a mysterious story about his origin and extraordinary talent.

Despite experiencing many ups and downs of history, Mat Ninh communal house is still firmly on the ancient foundation, only the grand communal house and harem remain, bearing the mark of Le architecture with traditional construction. The art of carving here still retains the beauty and vitality of folk culture, expressed through familiar themes such as flowers, four sacred animals...

The communal house gate was built later, with two prominent bronze pillars, leading into the inner space. The great communal house has three compartments and two wings, with a soft curved tile roof, like a boat upside down in the middle of a pond. Decorative details such as maple wings, pliers and cups show the craftsmanship and dedication of the artisans.

In addition, the communal house also preserves many precious artifacts such as stone stele, ordination, couplets and worship objects, helping to enrich the cultural and historical value of the monument. Mat Ninh Communal House is not only a place of worship but also a venue for organizing cultural and religious activities of the community, worthy of being preserved and promoting its value in today's times.

9. Dinh Chien

Chien village is part of Noi Hoang commune, Yen Dung district, Bac Giang province, located at the foot of Nham Bien mountain with the "Dragon and Tiger gathering" terrain. The village has 265 households with more than 1,000 people and has long been famous for its unique culture and rich history. The development of the village is associated with the reclamation and establishment of new villages, in which Chien village still retains its unique traditional values.

The center of Chien village is a communal house worshiping the gods Cao Son and Dong Dinh, gods who have made great contributions to protecting the Fatherland. Chien Communal House was built during the Later Le Dynasty and has undergone many renovations, including contributions from the Duong family. In 1999, villagers joined hands to rebuild the communal house after it was destroyed. The communal house still preserves many precious artifacts and has been recognized as a provincial-level historical and cultural relic.

The Chien village festival takes place on the 8th, 9th and 10th of the 8th lunar month every year, with unique rituals such as making buffalo sacrifices and procession of feasts. This is an opportunity for people to remember the tutelary gods and pray for good weather and good weather. Traditional folk games such as pounding pots blindfolded, playing chess, and duck catching also attract a large number of participants. The event not only shows respect but also unites the community and preserves cultural identity.

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10. Lu Phu communal house

Lu Phu Communal House in Xuan Phu Commune, Yen Dung District, Bac Giang Province, has a long history and was built in Nhat style during the reign of Le Trung Hung, with the date recorded on the stele in 1680. The communal house has an architectural style. Cong-shaped, including 7 front altar rooms and 3 back palace rooms, outstanding with intricately carved motifs representing folk art.

Here, General Vu Thanh and Ha Cong Khanh are worshiped, heroes who have made many contributions in the career of protecting the country. Lu Phu communal house is not only a place of worship but also the center of many important historical events, from rallies to resistance activities against the French colonialists.

The traditional festival takes place on the 8th and 9th of the first lunar month every year, attracting a large number of people to participate. With unique cultural and historical values, Lu Phu communal house was recognized as a provincial-level Historical-Cultural relic in 2004.

11. Cau Khoai Temple

Cau Khoai temple relic (also known as Co temple) is a place to worship two brave girls Dam Thi Dung Hoa and Dam Thi Que Hoa - children of mandarin Dam Than Huy, who died in the resistance war against the enemy. Foreign invasion in the 16th century. After their father died, the two girls continued to lead the army for three days, until they were forced to commit suicide into the Soi River to preserve their reputation. To commemorate their gratitude, local people built a temple and later built Hoai Am Pagoda to pray for the souls of the two girls.

Explore the special national monument Cau Khoai Temple

Cau Khoai Temple not only marks history with the Yen The uprising led by Hoang Hoa Tham but is also the center of many important historical events such as battles against the French colonialists. Built in 1524 and undergoing many restorations, the temple now has a nail-style architecture with statues worshiping two ladies and their maids.

Every year on January 23, the festival is held to remember and honor the heroes who sacrificed for the country, attracting a large number of visitors. Cau Khoai Temple has been recognized as a special national monument, affirming its historical and cultural value in the hearts of people and tourists.

12. Tien Luc Relics Cluster

The Tien Luc relic cluster is one of the typical spiritual cultural works, outstanding with architectural and artistic values ​​expressed through exquisite carvings. Even though it has been over 300 years, this place still preserves many unique carvings from the Le Trung Hung period (17th-18th centuries) and Nguyen dynasty (19th century), demonstrating the transfer and evolution in art. Vietnamese architecture.

Among the typical themes, the "wrestling" carving at Vien Son communal house stands out with the image of two shirtless men in a happy position, expressing excited spirit. The theme "Fairy riding a dragon" is also very popular, associated with sacred and lucky meanings, creating a symbol close to the people. The bong carving technique, combining relief and filigree, creates many layers of vivid space on each piece of wood.

Different from many other communal houses, the Tien Luc relic complex has natural wooden ceilings, showing rusticity but still sophistication. Each communal house in the cluster has its own unique carving style such as Vien Son communal house with liberal lines and Thuan Hoa communal house with elaborate carvings. Bac Giang Provincial Museum assesses that this cluster of relics comprehensively reflects the aesthetics of sculpture and architectural decoration in historical periods, contributing to highlighting the cultural and artistic value of the land. Bac Giang.

13. Danh mountain relic area

Nui Danh relic site is located in Lien Chung commune and Viet Lap commune, Tan Yen district, Bac Giang province, next to the romantic Thuong river, surrounded by green and fresh nature. This place attracts tourists by the complex of three ancient temples on top of the mountain, along with charming scenery. The mountain is about 117 meters high, has an easy path with 345 brick steps, convenient for conquering the top of the mountain.

Mount Danh - Eco-spiritual tourist destination in Bac Giang

Known as the second largest mountain range of Tan Uyen district, Mount Danh impresses with its poetic beauty, with a green pine forest nearly 50 years old, giving the feeling of being in Da Lat. Along the road to the top, visitors will be immersed in the poetic landscape, the sound of pine trees blending with the gentle breeze, creating a wonderful relaxing atmosphere. 

After a journey of 345 steps, you will reach Den Temple, where the temple is hidden among lush green trees. With ancient colors blending with a peaceful space, Den Temple brings its own beauty, creating a unique experience that few destinations in Bac Giang have.

14. My Dien Pagoda

In My Dien neighborhood, Nenh town, Viet Yen district, Bac Giang province, Thanh Minh pagoda stands out with its rare ancient beauty. Built during the Ly Dynasty, the pagoda has undergone many restorations but still retains its historical value. In particular, the dragon-shaped green stone steps at the temple door are a unique testament to the architecture of this period, with vivid and delicate lines, demonstrating the connection between sculpture and Buddhist beliefs. .

My Dien Pagoda has "pre-God, post-Buddha" architecture, creating a harmonious and ancient relic complex. In the temple grounds, many buildings are still preserved, including the Tam Quan, the Patriarch's house, the guest house and the Tam Bao court. In the middle of the pagoda yard, a stone stele from the Le Dynasty inscribed on the merits of creating the pagoda is a precious heritage.

The pagoda is not only a place of worship but also a center of religious and cultural activities, organizing traditional festivals, such as the one on the first day of the second lunar month, with rich rituals. Recognized as a provincial cultural and historical relic since 2004, My Dien Pagoda still retains its unique cultural values ​​in the heart of a busy industrial park, making it an attractive place for tourists from all over to worship. and learn about spiritual culture.

15. Dinh Ha

Dinh Ha is located in Dinh Ha village, Tan Trung commune, Tan Yen district, Bac Giang province, about 7 km north of the district center and 22 km northwest of Bac Giang city. This is one of the important historical relics, marking the historical milestone of the Yen The Peasant Uprising launched by leader Luong Van Tam on March 16, 1884. After defeating the French army at Duc Lan, he returned to Ha communal house to hold a flag offering ceremony, marking the beginning of a resistance war that lasted nearly 30 years.

Dinh Ha was recognized as a National Historical Monument in 1994 and was awarded a Special National Monument by the Prime Minister in 2012. According to legend, the communal house originated from the Le - Nguyen Dynasty in 17th century, when the people of The Loc commune (now Tan Trung commune) joined together to build it to worship the gods, including leader Luong Van Tam. After being destroyed many times, the current communal house was rebuilt by Hoang Hoa Tham during the temporary peace period with the French army.

Dinh Ha is designed in the architectural style "Previous God, later Buddha", with the communal house in front and the pagoda about 80m away, creating a sacred and quiet space. Surrounding the relic cluster is an ancient green Lim forest hundreds of years old, bringing fresh air and sanctuary, making it an ideal destination for tourists who love history and culture.

16. Tu Giap Pagoda

Tu Giap Pagoda is a national historical and artistic relic, built during the Le Dynasty (1771-1773) with the original name Dai Phuc. The pagoda has foreign internal architecture, including 7 compartments with a front hall, middle hall, upper hall and auxiliary buildings such as the ancestral house, guest house, three gates and bell tower.

However, in 1885, the French colonialists destroyed most of the structure. In 1886, the people of Nha Nam commune and the two communes of Duong Lam and Ly Cot joined hands to restore the pagoda in the style of pre-god and post-Buddhist architecture.

A memorable event took place on March 11, 1948, when President Ho Chi Minh sent a letter to the Police of Zone revolution. Through time and war, the pagoda has been degraded.

On January 9, 2021, Nha Nam Town People's Committee held a groundbreaking ceremony to renovate and embellish the pagoda with a cost of about 40 billion VND, of which nearly 23 billion VND was donated from the Ministry of Public Security, Provincial Party Committee, People's Committee of Bac Giang province and local people. To date, phase 1 of the renovation project has been completed with works such as the To House, Tam Bao, Mau House, Tam Quan gate and bell tower.

Phase 2 is under construction, including a souvenir garden and other items, expected to be completed on the 75th anniversary of Uncle Ho's Six Teachings to the People's Police. After the inauguration ceremony, Tu Giap Pagoda became the address to return to the source, where officers and soldiers of the People's Police study and follow Ho Chi Minh's moral example.

17. Kem Pagoda

Kem Pagoda (also known as Sung Nham Tu) is an ancient pagoda nearly 400 years old located on the Nham Bien mountain range, in Nham Son commune, Yen Dung district, Bac Giang. With its pure beauty, the pagoda is not only a cultural heritage but also preserves many historical marks. Built in the year of the Pig (1527, 1587 or 1647) under the guidance of Ms. Hoang Thi Tue, the pagoda has undergone many restorations and expansions.

Kem Pagoda - a unique feature of the historical site next to Nham Bien mountain range

Built in a beautiful setting, three sides of the pagoda are surrounded by mountains, next to it is a winding stream and in the distance is the Cau River. Currently, the pagoda has five main items: Tam Quan, Tam Bao, Ancestral House, Tower Garden and Model House, bearing the architectural style of the Le and Nguyen dynasties.

In addition to its architectural value, Kem Pagoda is also an important historical witness in the resistance war against the French colonialists. This place used to be the base of the insurgent army, especially during the period 1906-1908 when Hoang Hoa Tham was stationed. Every year, the Kem Pagoda festival takes place on the 21st day of the 8th lunar month, attracting many tourists and Buddhists.

Kem Pagoda was ranked a special national monument in 2012, becoming one of 23 important relics in the historical cluster of Yen The Uprising Sites, demonstrating the cultural and historical value of Yen The. nation.

18. Doan family mausoleum

Doan family mausoleum is about 12 km south of Bac Giang city center, located on Hinh Nhan mountain, in Van Trung commune, Viet Yen district. Built in the 18th century under the reign of King Le Hien Tong, the mausoleum is the resting place of Doan Cong Bao, a mandarin with great merit in the dynasty. The mausoleum has ancient architecture with a rectangular main axis, including items such as the mausoleum gate, open-air worship area and Tieu Dao Am, creating a solemn space.

Despite experiencing time and war, many works are still preserved, demonstrating the typical architectural art of the Le Dynasty. However, natural erosion and impacts from war have caused some parts to be damaged, and protecting the monument is still difficult due to its location far from residential areas.

Thanks to the attention of the family and local authorities, damaged items have been restored, and plans to restore and protect the mausoleum are also being implemented. On December 31, 2015, the Doan family mausoleum was classified as a historical-cultural relic, opening up opportunities to preserve and promote the cultural values ​​of ancestors for future generations.

19. Thuong Temple

Thuong Temple is also known as Thach Linh Than Tuong Temple, located on the top of Phuong Hoang mountain in Bo Da range, Tien Son commune, Viet Yen district, Bac Giang. With a long history of formation, the temple was built in ancient times and renovated through many periods, especially during the Nguyen Dynasty (XIX-XX centuries).

Folk legend tells about Thach Tuong, the heroic god who helped King Hung Tao Vuong defeat the Man invaders. After achieving his feat, Thach Tuong rode an elephant back to his hometown, then flew straight into the sky from the top of Phuong Hoang Mountain, leaving respect in the hearts of the people.

Thuong Temple is not only famous for its unique architecture but is also part of a continuous relic complex along with Bo Da Pagoda, Trung Temple and many other relics, deeply reflecting the history of the struggle to protect national independence. clan. The scenery here is surrounded by green trees and majestic mountains, creating a sacred and pure space. Thuong Temple today still preserves its cultural and spiritual values, and is a must-see destination for those who love traditional Vietnamese cultural heritage.

20. Cam Son Lake

Bac Giang Cam Son Lake is a gem in the heart of nature, with vast space and beautiful small islands standing out on the water. This place is home to the Kinh, Tay and Nung ethnic communities, creating a diverse cultural picture amidst peaceful landscapes. When tourists visit the lake, they will be immersed in the quiet beauty, especially in the early morning, when mist covers the lake surface, creating a scene like a paradise.

Cam Son Lake is not simply a large irrigation project, but also a natural masterpiece. Located at an altitude of about 300m above sea level, the lake has a total initial area of ​​about 2,600 hectares, which can expand up to 3,000 hectares during the rainy season. With a length of more than 30km and a maximum depth of up to 47m, the lake has a majestic beauty that easily makes anyone who visits admire it.

The beauty of Cam Son Lake seen from above

Surrounding the lake are green mountains, creating a poetic scene. In the dry season, thick alluvial plains appear where people grow crops. During the rainy season, the lake transforms with hundreds of undulating islands, like a miniature Ha Long Bay, harmonious among the majestic nature of the mountains and forests.

Not only that, Cam Son lake is also home to many precious aquatic species such as shrimp, crabs and specialty fish. People here often tell interesting stories about the "huge" catches of fish they catch on moonlit nights, emphasizing the richness of life here.

From above, Cam Son Lake appears like a beautiful watercolor painting with clear, calm water and scattered islands, along with images of small fishermen's boats. The scenery here is reminiscent of Ha Long Bay, with a gentle breeze like a cool wave, making people's hearts more excited. 

21. Phuc Lam Pagoda

Phuc Lam Pagoda is an ancient pagoda located on a sacred strip of land about 500 meters from a residential area, once a rich jungle with many ancient trees and rare herbs. Built during the reign of King Le Trung Hung (1681 - 1704) by Patriarch Thien Phat of the Lam Te lineage, the pagoda has become a place of worship and preservation of Buddhist cultural values ​​for hundreds of years.

Despite experiencing many ups and downs, especially after the incident in 1945 when the pagoda was destroyed, local people joined hands to rebuild the pagoda in 1954. However, the lack of an abbot for many years made the pagoda degraded. In 2002, Venerable Thich Thieu Huong was invited to become the abbot and determined to restore the pagoda into the Buddhist Center of Viet Yen district.

From 2004 to 2016, thanks to the contributions of Buddhists and the community, many new projects such as the Three Jewels, the ancestral house, and the statue of Avalokiteshvara were built, turning Phuc Lam Pagoda into an important religious center. . In the future, the pagoda is expected to continue to develop works to serve the religious and daily needs of people and tourists.

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22. Xuong Giang Victory Site Historical Relic Area

Xuong Giang Citadel is a national historical site, notable for the heroic battles of our army and people, especially in the resistance war against the Ming army. Built in the 15th century, Xuong Giang ancient citadel is rectangular, 600m long and 450m wide, surrounded by a solid defensive moat system.

Xuong Giang Victory Site Historical Relic Area

In 2009, this place was recognized as a special national monument, honoring the patriotism and resilience of the nation. Xuong Giang Citadel not only records the resounding victory of the Lam Son insurgent army led by Tran Nguyen Han, but also symbolizes the desire for independence and sovereignty.

Visiting the citadel, visitors will not be able to help but be impressed with the unique architecture, works such as Phu well with sophisticated patterns and solid Nghi Mon gate, bringing a mysterious and sacred feeling. Let's set out to explore Xuong Giang to understand more about a glorious part of the nation's history.

23. Vinh Nghiem Pagoda

Vinh Nghiem Pagoda (also known as Duc La Pagoda) located in Quoc Khanh village, Tri Yen commune, Yen Dung district, Bac Giang, is one of the oldest pagodas and has unique cultural value in Vietnam. Located in a peaceful space with rows of green bamboo, the pagoda is not only a place to worship Buddha but also to worship Truc Lam Tam To of the Tran Dynasty.

Vinh Nghiem Pagoda - an ancient site of Bac Giang

Built during the Ly Dynasty, the pagoda was restored in the 13th century by Buddha Emperor Tran Nhan Tong, becoming an important Buddhist center of the Truc Lam Zen sect. With more than 700 years old, the pagoda still retains its ancient and majestic beauty, located on the Luc Nam and Luc Thuong streams, in front is the river confluence and behind is Co Tien mountain.

Vinh Nghiem Pagoda's architecture blends tradition and modernity, with curved tiled roofs and intricate carvings. This place preserves many precious artifacts such as Buddha statues, stone stele and worship objects, attracting a large number of tourists to visit and pray every year. Outstanding architectural works such as the three-entrance gate, the Patriarch's house and the bell tower create a peaceful and solemn space, reflecting the prosperity of Buddhism during the Tran Dynasty.

24. Tho Ha communal house

Tho Ha Communal House is one of the rare ancient communal houses that still retains its age. It was built in 1685 and still stands today, becoming a prominent destination in the Bac Giang travel itinerary.

The architecture of Tho Ha communal house has a unique beauty with three houses arranged in harmony: Tien Te, Dai Dinh and Hau Cung, each house expressing unique cultural values ​​and beliefs. Coming here, visitors not only admire the sophistication in every architectural detail but also feel the sacred and peaceful atmosphere, where precious historical stories of this land are preserved.

25. Bo Da Pagoda

Bo Da Pagoda is one of the most famous spiritual tourist destinations in the North, with a history dating back to the Ly Dynasty and restored under the reign of King Le Du Tong. Located at the north of the foot of Huong Hoang Mountain, the pagoda has unique architecture with materials such as baked bricks and earth, and a quiet, sacred space surrounded by green trees.

The relic area includes many items such as Tu An Pagoda, tower garden with 110 ancient towers, and is the burial place of 1214 Buddhist monks and nuns. Bo Da Pagoda also stands out with the oldest set of Buddhist scriptures in Vietnam and is recognized as a special national historical-architectural-artistic relic. Not only attracting visitors thanks to its architectural beauty, the pagoda is also a place that preserves many cultural values ​​and festivals, making this place a destination not to be missed when exploring Bac Giang.

26. Souvenir relic of Uncle Ho's visit to Cam Xuyen, Xuan Cam commune, Hiep Hoa district

The souvenir relic of Uncle Ho's visit to Cam Xuyen is located on the alluvial beach along the Cau River, featuring an ancient lychee garden nearly 100 years old. This place used to be the Cam Xuyen communal house, where many activities of the Reform Youth Union's Executive Committee took place in February 1955.

Souvenir relic of Uncle Ho's visit to Cam Xuyen, Xuan Cam commune, Hiep Hoa district

On February 8, 1955, President Ho Chi Minh came to work and visit farmers, and attended the Second Land Reform Summary Conference, marking an important turning point of the Vietnamese revolution. . In 2001, the relic was ranked as a provincial historical and cultural relic.

Currently, the 3,674.8 m² memorial area is built with a stele house, garden, entrance gate and walls, marking the history and people's respect for Uncle Ho.

The above article suggests 26 historical sites in Bac Giang that you should definitely visit once to explore. Hopefully, the above relics will be useful for you to have an interesting trip to Bac Giang!

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Update day : 05/11/2024