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My Quynh Safari, also known as MyQ Safari, can be said to be the first large-scale zoo in the Southwest region with an area of more than 50 hectares.
You can feed and pet some of the “friendly” animals
The Koi fish garden and Bonsai trees at My Quynh Zoo will help visitors enter a natural space of Japanese style.
Coming to My Quynh Zoo, you will be taken into a space that resembles a real natural forest with trees, small hills, dirt roads and wild animals.
My Quynh Zoo has more than 30 hectares of area dedicated to building a habitat for more than 100 species of wild animals in Vietnam.
With a super large area and a space close to nature, you will definitely be overwhelmed and surprised the first time you set foot at My Quynh Zoo.
Traveling to Long An, you will see lush fruit orchards all year round, vast rice fields, enjoy the fresh air from the immense cajuput forests in Tan Lap floating village, and especially get to go Travel around the world at World Wonder Park in Cat Tuong Phu Sinh eco-tourism area. World Wonder Park is located at Cat Tuong Phu Sinh urban - eco-tourism area, Provincial Road 9, My Hanh commune, Duc Hoa, Long An. From the center of Saigon, if you want to come here, you go straight from Truong Chinh Street to Xuyen A Street. From here, you run past Gieng Nuoc Crossroads. At the next intersection, turn left onto Nguyen Van Bua Street, keep going straight until you reach DT9, then follow the signs on the road to get there. Cat Tuong Phu Sinh eco-tourism area is the first urban area combined with commercial tourism in Vietnam, attracting a large number of tourists, especially young people, to take virtual photos. You should go early in the morning, around 6-8am, or in the afternoon from 4-6pm to get the best pictures. Traveling to Long An, coming here you will feel like the world is shrinking at the wonder park and freely check-in with famous symbols from countries around the world such as: Opera house model Sydney, Italy's famous Pisa Tower, Taj Mahal Mausoleum - India, Eiffel Tower - France, Statue of Liberty - Symbol of New York, 9 onion-shaped spire towers of St. Basil's Cathedral in Russia,... similar just like the real thing. Just a few "divine shooting angles" and no one will think you are standing in Long An. The main material to create these wonders is fiberglass. They are arranged alternately, in the middle is a large lake with small fountains to create coolness. Admission is free, so you can take many extremely "European" photos at a very "bargain" price. The tourist area is more than 79 hectares wide, is a complex urban area with full internal amenities with an ecological lake of up to 7 hectares and many trees creating a peaceful scene that makes you feel comfortable, peaceful and happy. clarity. In addition to models simulating wonders around the world, at Cat Tuong Phu Sinh tourist area, there are many other attractions not to be missed such as the romantic An Tay Ho eco-tourism area or the Southern rural museum. With rustic scenery, ponds, lakes, and gardens are very close. Or you can visit the childhood park for children, where there are large dinosaurs and many cartoon characters.
Long An 1716 view
From January to December
Tan Lap seaport, also known by another name, Long An international seaport, is one of the great prides of Tan Lap people in particular and Long An in general. The address of Long An seaport is located at DT19, Tan Lap commune, Can Giuoc district, Long An province. This is a beautiful location not only in trade and travel but also in tourism. Tan Lap seaport is located right at the mouth of Soai Rap river. Soai Rap is a distributary of the Saigon - Dong Nai river system. This river is also the natural boundary separating Can Gio district from three other districts, including Can Giuoc district. In addition, Tan Lap seaport is also located opposite Nha Be district and Can Gio district of Ho Chi Minh City. This place is only 14km from the East Sea. With a strategic location at the hinge of the East and Southwest, Tan Lap seaport is only 38km from Ho Chi Minh City along Highway 50, visitors can move here very easily. There are two main directions from Ho Chi Minh City to Tan Lap seaport. The first direction is to follow Au Co, Highway 50, Can Giuoc bypass, then go to Highway 50 and finally follow Provincial Road 19 to Tan Lap seaport. The second direction is to follow Phan Van Hon, National Highway 1A, Doan Nguyen Tuan, Road 234, Provincial Road 826 and finally follow Provincial Road 19 to Tan Lap seaport. Looking at the tourism aspect, Tan Lap seaport does not have familiar entertainment spots or tourist activities that tourists still see and experience in other places. However, the tourist attractions of this place are the scenery and cuisine. Located opposite the banks of Soai Rap River, Tan Lap beach has a cool, airy atmosphere suitable for relaxation and rest. Coming here, visitors will find a quiet moment, slow down to feel everything around them. The landscape at Tan Lap seaport also has its own romantic and charming features. Rivers and clouds make people's souls peaceful. Furthermore, the sunrise and sunset at this place are also a scene worth enjoying and admiring. Tan Lap seaport is definitely a new and exciting check-in location suitable for young people's virtual life. Another great point of Tan Lap seaport is the fresh seafood sold here. Seafood is weighed and stored in plastic bags. The price of seafood is also reasonable, it can even be said to be quite cheap. If you want to enjoy it right away, visit the restaurants right there. Fresh seafood is grilled or dropped directly into the hot pot to retain its unmatched sweetness and freshness. Visitors cannot miss the famous delicacies here such as grilled shrimp, tamarind-roasted crab, octopus dipped in vinegar, snail dishes and steamed clams with lemongrass. Tan Lap Seaport is a suitable destination for tourists who love new experiences, love backpacking or are simply seafood lovers who want to enjoy the best quality seafood. Wishing you a smooth trip and many wonderful memories.
Long An 1744 view
January to December
Phuoc Loc Tho ancient village is located on provincial road 824, in hamlet 2, Huu Thanh commune, Duc Hoa district, Long An, where the region transitions from the Southeast to the Southwest, creating a unique identity. It has both the beauty of the Mekong Delta and the charm of the Southeast region. With 22 ancient wooden houses across three regions of Vietnam, and hundreds of precious antiques, in 2012, the Vietnam Book of Records established a record for owning the most ancient wooden houses with the richest carved patterns in Vietnam. Male. The main gate to the tourist destination "Phuoc Loc Tho ancient village" is stylized like an ancient city gate. Entering Phuoc Loc Tho village, the first impression visitors encounter is a large rockery and a gurgling stream day and night. Ancient houses ranging from 80 to 150 years old have been preserved and restored almost intact, keeping their ancient features. Harmonious arrangement, methodical planning in airy space in harmony with nature. The zigzag roads lined with rutted stones and green grass, on both sides are bamboo bushes, areca rows, and many flowers and landscapes... make visitors feel relaxed. The Hue houses in the ancient village have a royal style with gilded lacquer and carved dragons and phoenixes very delicately and meticulously in every small detail. The Western-style pillared houses are 5 rooms wide, 3 wings, and all are made of oak wood. Each beam, rafter, and column in the beam houses is elaborately carved with delicate carved lines. In Phuoc Loc Tho, there are 6 stilt houses of ethnic groups in the Southeast and Central Highlands regions such as wooden pillar bases in the shape of a familiar basket of ethnic people. This place also stores daily items of Central Highlands people. In the complex of Phuoc Loc Tho ancient village, the most famous is the "Cong" house with 104 columns, over 100 years old, very massive, designed according to the ancient architectural style of the North, the columns in the main room are inlaid with mother of pearl. Decorated with the four sacred dragons, unicorns, tortoises, phoenixes and the four precious apricot blossoms, orchids, chrysanthemums, and bamboos, the walls are elaborately carved with themes of fruits, birds, and animals, showing magnificence, splendor, and majesty. In addition to the collection of ancient houses, in Phuoc Loc Tho there are also antiques from the reign of Lord Nguyen and King Bao Dai such as dragon sieves painted with vermilion and gilded with gold or sets of ancient coins also displayed here. Besides, Phuoc Loc Tho is also a place to preserve daily life items of many ancient social groups from kings, military officers, landowners to people. Cultural spiritual objects of the Vietnamese people are made of a variety of materials such as wood, iron, bronze, and ceramics, diverse in age and rich in types. Including antique items with a modern style from the time when the French colonialists first came to colonize Vietnam, such as telephones, radios, gramophones, cameras, night lights, etc. At the octagonal quadrangular small house (the home of the great mandarins of the Nguyen Dynasty), there are a set of three bronze statues of the same age, vividly depicting Buddha Tathagata, Avalokiteshvara and Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva. There are seals engraved on the backs of these statues. Because of the ancient and unique features of Phuoc Loc Tho Ancient Village, this place has become the filming location of many historical films. Leaving the sightseeing area to the entertainment area of Phuoc Loc Tho ancient village, visitors will admire nearly 300 different types of orchids. In the ancient village complex of Phuoc Loc Tho there is also a pagoda modeled after the One Pillar Pagoda in Hanoi. The Ancient Village also serves a variety of dishes in a charming space. In particular, Long An tourists coming here will enjoy Long An specialties and fresh fish caught directly from Vam Co River.
Long An 1854 view
From January to December
Nature has gifted Long An province with Lang Sen land, which has been recognized as the world's Ramsar Wetland Reserve and has become a unique destination on the Long An tourist map. Lang Sen's full name is Lang Sen Wetland Nature Reserve located in the low-lying terrain of Dong Thap Muoi on the area of Vinh Loi, Vinh Dai and Vinh Chau A communes in Tan Hung district, Long An. Lang Sen Wetland Reserve is a miniature, attractive Dong Thap Muoi, with an increasing number of domestic and foreign tourists and researchers coming to enjoy and learn. Natural lotus is the original species here, giving rise to the name Lang Sen, meaning the surrounding area has many wild lotuses growing. Being a large nature conservation area (more than 5,000 hectares), Lang Sen conservation area has a large number of natural landscapes such as: Melaleuca forests, islands, swamps, rivers, or even plains. grass (you have to come in the dry season to see the grasslands). Coming to Lang Sen Wetland Reserve, visitors can not only explore the rich and diverse ecosystem, see over 150 species of plants showing off their colors on vast grasslands flooded seasonally, with special images. characteristic of lung, chrysanthemum and especially melaleuca, lotus, water lily... but also have the opportunity to let your soul follow the fluttering paths of 148 species of water birds. There are over a dozen species listed in the Red Book. In addition to the storks, magpies, black ibises, red-headed cranes, etc., there is also the Red-crowned Crane, a bird listed in the World Red Book. Particularly, the core area of Lang Sen conservation area has 12 sub-areas surrounded by Vam Co Tay river and separate from residential areas. Under Canal 79 of this conservation area is the habitat of more than 78 freshwater aquatic species, including 27 endemic species of the Mekong River such as: Catfish, snakehead fish, tilapia fish, flexible fish... With a diverse terrain that is characterized by a wetland ecosystem of international importance for biodiversity and conservation, Lang Sen has been recognized by the Ramsar Convention as one of nine land conservation areas. Ramsar flood in Vietnam and 2,227th in the world. From Tan An city (Long An), follow Highway 62 about 90 km toward Canal 79 to reach Lang Sen Wetland Conservation Area (Ramsar Lang Sen). In any season, the natural scenery here is beautiful. The most ideal time to travel to Lang Sen is the Melaleuca flowering season and floating water season. Taking a canoe along the small canals in the reserve with the gentle scent of decades-old melaleuca forests and fields of lotus and water lilies, visitors feel lost in the wild world. Every year, during the flood season, this place is home to hundreds of thousands of birds. Each season the birds come home to nest, it is estimated that they can cover an entire patch of forest about 50 hectares wide. For a long time, mentioning Dong Thap Muoi is referring to a region rich in resources and products of the Southern region, especially during flood season in the West, people often immediately think of Dong Thap province, or else An Giang. Giang, but few people usually think of Long An. But in reality, the lowest and most characteristic area with the most products of Dong Thap Muoi in the flood season is Lang Sen Wetland Conservation Area. This geographical indication will help tourists know and find more about Long An tourism, to experience and explore. The place contains fascinating and mysterious stories about birds and fish, and is also a place that preserves a famous wilderness area of the Southwest since ancient times.
Long An 1883 view
From January to December
Don't misunderstand Tan Lap floating village, there is a village inside, this place is a large primeval melaleuca forest and mysterious paths leading into the forest. This is considered a suitable place for those who like to return to wild nature and explore the river culture of the Southwest region. The reason for the name Tan Lap Floating Village is because in the past, when it was not planned, during the flood season around the 7th lunar month every year, people here often raised the floor to follow the water, looking from a distance like a floating village. The village floats on the vast water surface. Therefore, when planning this tourist area, the name floating village associated with the location of Tan Lap commune was given to the tourist area. With an area of 135 hectares, there is a buffer zone of 500 hectares planned to build a typical tourist area of Long An in particular and Dong Thap Muoi wetlands in general. Traveling to Long An, visiting this floating village of Tan Lap, you will be immersed in a typical wetland with habitats of melaleuca forests, lotus - lily, water hyacinth, ghost rice typical of the area and the residence of many people. type of animal (bird, stork, fish...) The floating village is an eco-tourism area with a landscape that changes greatly with the seasons. If you wonder when Tan Lap floating village is most beautiful? The answer is to travel to the West during the flood season, which is from August to November of the lunar calendar every year. During the floating season, if you stand from above and look down, you will see Tan Lap floating village like a deep green island in the middle of a vast sea of water. All create an extremely vivid natural picture. Coming to Tan Lap floating village eco-tourism area, visitors can walk on the path through the melaleuca forest, take a boat down the Rung canal, and immerse themselves in nature on a distance of more than 3km around the melaleuca forest by cable boat. . After buying tickets, visitors will start weaving along the canals by small canoes among the melaleuca forests. The main canal leading into the center of Tan Lap Floating Village is called Rung Rach. It will be very peaceful when tourists sit in canoes floating on the forest creek, smell the incense of cajuput, watch the lotuses and lilies blooming in a corner of the river, watch the birds fluttering in the blue sky, occasionally leaning along. a tide. Coming to Tan Lap Floating Village, the interesting thing is to walk on a 5km long road with many branches through the deep green cajuput forest. Melaleuca here is well protected, creating a vast green patch emerging in the middle of the plain. This route is elaborately built from small woven panels 1 meter wide connected together, distributed into many branches, nestled in the Melaleuca forest. If you love 'virtual living', you definitely cannot miss this unique frame. Following the winding road, visitors will go from one patch of forest to another. Along both sides of the road are tall cajuput trees that cast a cool shade on the road. The light seeping into the path makes us feel like we are lost in a garden in a fairy tale. In the dry season, melaleuca leaves fall all over the road, so the excursion will have the rustling sound of footsteps stepping on dry leaves echoing in the deserted forest. It is that romantic feature that makes some people compare this to the "love street" of Tan Lap floating village. Wandering in Tan Lap primeval cajuput forest, you will encounter many species of insects, somewhere the sound of birds singing, the sound of frogs calling, hearing the smell of mud and moss, feeling like you are lost in another world full of adventure. save, mysterious. After a long walk, we reached the 18m high watchtower lying in the middle of the sky. Up this watchtower, visitors can only see a part of the Melaleuca forest. If you want to see the whole scene, you have to go up to the 38 m high watchtower. These watchtowers are both a place to watch for fire and a place for visitors to zoom out and enjoy the natural beauty of the Melaleuca forest. Also from this location, every morning or afternoon, visitors will witness flocks of white storks and flocks of jet black gongs with up to several hundred birds flying back after a day of looking for food. The next destination is the X-shaped Bridge made up of two interwoven roads between a vast field of guns. This area possesses an extremely attractive landscape, especially from 7 to 9 a.m. when the water lilies bloom and birds begin to chirp together to search for food. All create a joyful, musical harmony. Following the path, visitors will come to the "Bird Taming Area", where Tan Lap floating village preserves and nurtures birds that come here to nest and live in the natural environment. This service is only for tourists staying overnight at the hotel, because the custom of storks is that they often gather to reside on the island in the evening, when dusk has just fallen. The scenery on both sides of the entrance is surrounded by shady cajuput trees and vines. In particular, this place has an extremely rare Ma rice variety that is also being preserved very successfully in the area around this place. Going deep into the forest, you will meet Crescent Lake - where lotus flowers and water lilies bloom brightly. In the middle of the lake, there is a dune of soil discolored by alum contamination, looking like a "mini-desert" amidst the surrounding green oasis. According to experience, visitors must have good physical strength to come here because the lake is located quite deep inside the Melaleuca forest. In Tan Lap Floating Village there is also a folk games area. This area is like a small oasis, surrounded by lotus and water lily ponds spread over an area of 100,000 m2, clear blue water, with many types of fish growing abundantly. This is not only a place to experience some folk games such as seesaw, monkey bridge climbing... but also an ideal sightseeing and fishing spot to process them into your favorite dishes. This rustic and rustic hobby will bring visitors comfortable moments of fun and relaxation. If you have come to Tan Lap floating village, you should not miss the honey bee farming area here. Here, you will be introduced to the beekeeping process and how to collect honey by the artist. In particular, you will also be invited to try a refreshing drink made from honey.
Long An 1952 view
September to December
The 7 Wonders of the World Park in Long An is an emerging tourist destination but very attractive to tourists. The 7 Wonders of the World Park is located in the complex of Cat Tuong Phu Sinh urban and ecological area on Provincial Road 9, My Hanh Bac commune, Duc Hoa district, Long An province. Coming here, visitors will not have to pay any entrance fees, so visitors can freely visit and explore without fear of spending money. Opening hours at the park are also very flexible, the park is open all day every day of the week so it is easy for visitors to visit. The 7 Wonders of the World Park is less than 30km from the center of Ho Chi Minh City. And the distance to travel to the park is also quite easy to find, so visitors can travel to the park by motorbike to conveniently travel and explore many other interesting places. Or visitors can also travel by bus, which will be very safe and economical. The Eiffel Tower is known as a famous wonder of beautiful France. However, now visitors can explore and see the Eiffel Tower right in Long An. In the park, a miniature model of the Eiffel Tower is made of iron with a very delicate design. When you come to the park, you must check-in right away at this beautiful wonder, guaranteed that many of your friends will mistakenly think you are traveling to France. Surely everyone knows that the Statue of Liberty is a symbol of America. However, visitors will only see it through pictures or online, but not in real life, right? So remember to go to the 7 Wonders of the World Park in Long An to see firsthand the miniature model of the Statue of Liberty. The model of the Statue of Liberty in the park is very sophisticatedly designed, quite similar to the real statue in the US but smaller in size. After visiting the United States, tourists will have the opportunity to continue checking in at the famous wonder of beautiful Russia, St. Basil's Cathedral. The wonder of Russia is located right in the middle of the park, attracting visitors' attention with its unique design and eye-catching colors. The miniature model of London Tower Bridge, England is designed quite massive and eye-catching. The tower bridge model is recreated quite similarly to the real-life construction. The bridge when photographed is very sparkling and strange, so visitors are very excited. Guaranteed that visitors will get photos like they are in the British sky. The Opera House is considered a cultural symbol of Australia, so the miniature model has helped visitors gain specific understanding of the unique architecture and culture of Australia. The Opera House model is enjoyed by many young people and is chosen to check in and take photos. The dreamy country of Italy is home to many unique and attractive wonders, but the first to mention is the Leaning Tower of Pizza. The Pizza Leaning Tower model is recreated very vividly and beautifully, but is smaller in size than the real leaning tower. At night, the leaning tower model is illuminated by many surrounding decorative lights, extremely beautiful and romantic. This is a super beautiful photography location in 7 Wonders Park that visitors should visit. India is a country of religion, famous for its temples and pagodas with extremely unique architecture. Therefore, the 7 Wonders Park chose to recreate the model of the TaJ Mahal mausoleum in India so that visitors can visit and admire Indian architecture. From there, you can better understand the cultural beliefs and religions of India. If you plan to come here to explore all of the above interesting experiences, don't forget to check in advance about the hotel in Long An near the 7 Wonders of the World Park to fully explore this place as well as other locations. around! The park has a large campus of more than 6 hectares for visitors to explore and have fun. Coming here, visitors will feel like they are traveling around the world, going from one country to another. Visitors to the park will not be surprised by the miniature wonders, extremely beautiful and exactly like the real thing. Looking at them, they will feel like they are in the West. Ensuring that visitors will have extremely interesting and new experiences when coming to the park. Especially when night falls, the park becomes strangely beautiful, sparkling with bright lights. The cool, large space is suitable for walking, exercising, strolling and getting some fresh air. The fresh atmosphere here will help visitors relax after tiring days of work. Furthermore, the park is an extremely ideal date location for couples on weekends. Because it owns the famous 7 wonders of the world, this place is chosen by many couples as a place to take wedding photos, saving beautiful memories of love.
Long An 970 view
From December to April
Duc Hoa Crossroads historical site is located in the center of Duc Hoa town. Here, on June 4, 1930, under the leadership of comrade Chau Van Liem - Secretary of the Gia Dinh-Cho Lon Joint Provincial Party Committee and comrade Vo Van Tan - Secretary of Duc Hoa District Party Committee, about 5,000 compatriots Communes in the district participated in the protest chanting slogans demanding people's rights to democracy, against high taxes, and against soldiers entering the village to oppress the people. Starting on different roads, groups of protesters met at Duc Hoa intersection at 5:00 p.m., and headed towards the District Palace, demanding to meet district chief Huynh Van Dau (also known as Sanh district). to resolve our claims. Faced with the strong fighting spirit of the masses, Sanh district was very scared and did not dare to face the people. To deal with the above situation, the enemy had to ask for reinforcements. At 8:00 p.m., enemy reinforcements arrived from the direction of Cho Lon - including the police of Hoc Mon, Cho Lon and 20 soldiers of the Saigon Police Department led by the stork Dreuil - Sanh district ordered the rescue. Disperse protesters and threaten the public. They tried to search to find the leader of the protest. All soldiers were armed, ready to use violence to oppress the group. Faced with the aggression of the attacker, the spirit of the masses did not waver, the people continued to clasp hands and move forward. The triggerman Dreuil ordered to shoot at the group of people, several people in the lead fell before the enemy's guns amid the screams of indignation from the masses. In the above tense situation, comrade Chau Van Liem quickly stepped forward to meet the broker Dreuil to present his demands, and at the same time directly debate and expose the barbaric actions and countless crimes of the enemy using capital. Fluent French. The debate lasted about 15 minutes, when suddenly the triggerman Dreuil pulled out a pistol and shot comrade Chau Van Liem in the chest. The soldiers stubbornly continued to fire at the protesters, killing and injuring more people, less than 100 meters from the district palace. The protest group stopped and dispersed but did not completely disperse. It was not until the enemy sent more forces and captured about 100 people with visas from the Governor of Cochinchina and the Governor of Cho Lon Province Renault that the protest ended. The protest was drowned in a sea of blood, but it caused a great stir at that time: For the first time in a quiet rural area, a deadly confrontation broke out with the enemy for the survival of tens of thousands of people. People have been oppressed and exploited for many generations. The protest on June 4, 1930 in Duc Hoa is considered the pinnacle of the revolutionary movement of Tan An - Cho Lon province in 1930. It demonstrated the Party's ability to lead and mobilize the masses to fight, and Duc Hoa people's single-minded belief in following the Party. In the years 1940-1941, Duc Hoa people continued to respond and participate in the Cochinchina uprising led by the Party right in their homeland. After the Cochinchina uprising, the French colonialists brutally suppressed the revolutionary movement of the masses. Also at this time, in Duc Hoa town, a shooting station was set up to execute soldiers participating in the uprising. Here, during the three days of July 7, 8, and 9, 1941, they continuously shot comrades and patriotic soldiers. The gun exploded, blood red all over the shooting range. Our soldiers died in the condolences of people throughout Duc Hoa town that day. Duc Hoa Crossroads area with locations such as: District Palace associated with the protest on June 4, 1930 of more than 5,000 Duc Hoa people; The execution station of soldiers participating in the 1940-1941 Cochinchina uprising... are historical evidence denouncing the crimes of colonial invaders, and are the pride of the Duc Hoa people in particular and the Vietnamese people. The South in general talks about the spirit of tireless struggle to gain independence and freedom. On September 5, 1989, the Ministry of Culture and Information recognized the Duc Hoa Crossroads Area as a national historical relic. Source: Long An Province Electronic Information Portal
Long An 2709 view
Vam Nhut Tao is the place marking the resounding victory of burning French ships by national hero Nguyen Trung Truc. Vam Nhut Tao was ranked as a national relic by the Ministry of Culture and Information in 1996. The entire relic is located in An Nhut Tan commune (now Tan Binh commune), Tan Tru district, Long An province. Nguyen Trung Truc's birth name is Nguyen Van Lich, also known as Chon, born in 1838 in Craft hamlet, Binh Nhut village, Cuu Ha district, Cuu An district, Tan An district (now Thanh Duc commune, Ben Luc district). , Long An province). Right when the French colonialists opened fire to attack Gia Dinh citadel, he joined the resistance army under the command of Truong Dinh and was sent to fight against the French in Tan An district. With the help of Nhut Tao village officials, he arranged a bold and intelligent plan to attack L' Espérance, a French small ship that was raging in the waters of Cuu An district. On the morning of December 10, 1861, after arranging an ambush on the shore and luring a part of the enemy to leave the ship, Nguyen Trung Truc and 59 insurgents boarded 5 boats pretending to be rice trading boats to approach the enemy ship. . While presenting his travel documents, he suddenly killed a French soldier and then joined the insurgents to attack French soldiers on the ship L' Espérance. Without time to react, all the enemies on the ship were destroyed (only 5 escaped). The insurgents used oil and inflammables to burn the ship L' Espérance. The rising fire slowly engulfed the ship to the deep river bottom. The news of Nhut Tao's victory excited the hearts of the people and soldiers throughout the country. The Hue court promoted Nguyen Trung Truc to the position of Quan Co, gave rewards to the insurgents, granted survivors, and provided financial support to Nhut Tao village (which was destroyed by the French army). The French colonialists were also extremely shocked because they could not imagine that the insurgents could cause them such great losses. "The Battle of Nhut Tao was the prelude to a general attack on almost all French posts... It was a tragic event that caused a deep emotion in the French and strangely stimulated the imagination of the Annamese people." - Excerpt from the work Abregede I'historie D'An Nam by Alfred Schreiner. Continuing that heroic spirit, immediately after the battle of Nhut Tao, the insurgents simultaneously rose up to attack the French fortress system in three eastern provinces, including the battle of Can Giuoc (December 16, 1861). history along with the immortal tribute to Can Giuoc martyr. Time passes quietly, Nhut Tao temple is still there as if it evokes nostalgia in the hearts of visitors. The ship L' Espérance, after nearly 120 years resting at the bottom of the deep river, has been excavated. The total number of artifacts recovered is 89, including 78 wooden artifacts, 8 iron artifacts, 2 bronze artifacts and 1 glass artifact. Through studying wooden artifacts, we also see all the parts to form the ship's frame such as beams, beams, keels, and masts. Although the L'Espérance ship had been chiseled to remove scrap, there were still some pieces of copper-covered wood that clearly showed burn marks. All of the above-mentioned artifacts have been preserved and displayed at Long An Museum to introduce domestic and foreign visitors to specific evidence of the heroic victory of fisherman hero Nguyen Trung Truc a long time ago. more than a century. In the future, a temple, a monument to fisherman hero Nguyen Trung Truc and other construction items will be built on the banks of Nhut Tao river, making this poetic river area not only of historical significance but also of historical significance. Also worth visiting for tourism. Source: Long An Tourism
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Nguyen Huynh Duc's tomb and temple relics are located in Khanh Hau ward, Tan An city, Long An province. The relic complex includes temples, mausoleums and document galleries with an area of about 1,300 m2. Nguyen Huynh Duc's real name is Huynh Tuong Duc, born in 1748 in Giong Cai En, Tuong Khanh village, Hung Thuong district, Kien Hung district, Dinh Tuong town, now Khanh Hau ward, Tan An city, Long An province. He was born into a family with a 3-generation martial arts tradition, so he had the personality of a general from a young age, and his health and charisma were also superior to others. In 1780, he followed Lord Nguyen Anh and accomplished many great achievements, so he was given the royal family name. When Nguyen Anh ascended the throne and took the title of King Gia Long, Nguyen Huynh Duc was granted the title of Duke and then Governor of the North. Six years later, he became Governor of Gia Dinh and governed the entire South. According to folk legend and historical records, he was a loyal person, righteous, and highly skilled in martial arts. Everyone called him "Tiger General". On the 9th day of the ninth month of the Year of the Cat (1819), he died and was buried in his hometown. The Tomb of Former Soldier Nguyen Huynh Duc was built in 1817 (before his death) and still exists almost intact to this day. With laterite and mortar materials, the monument is influenced by the architectural style and design of the Nguyen Dynasty but still has local identity and has become a typical example of the tomb architecture of the early mandarin class. 19th century. The mausoleum faces south, has a rectangular architectural plan, and is of the single burial type. The altar at the northern entrance to the tomb is a 3m high laterite screen, embossed with apricot and fortune patterns. The 17 m long Shinto path leads from the screen to the main part of the tomb. The architectural structure from outside to inside includes: mausoleum door, front screen, sacrifice yard, tombstone, tomb and back screen. Surrounded by a layer of city walls combined with pillars representing lotus buds. The tombstone is carved from Non Nuoc Ngu Hanh Son stone, embossed with exquisite patterns of the sun, flowers and leaves turning into dragons on both sides of the stele's forehead; The stelae border is decorated with embossed images of chrysanthemums and apricot flowers; The center of the tombstone is inscribed with the national name Viet Co, the tomb of Gia Dinh Envoy of the Governor General, General of Tien Quan, presented to the Trung Duc dynasty, the General of the Fatherland, Thuong Tru Quoc, Deputy Grand Duke Nguyen Huynh, Duke, The stele was established in November of the Year of the Cat (1819). Behind the stele is the burial place of Nguyen Huynh Duc's body with a long flat grave. Behind the tomb is a rear screen that closes the tomb's architecture. Notably, on the back screen there is an inscription that is said to have been approved by King Gia Long himself to remember the merits of a great mandarin who accompanied him in life and death, and was the one who preserved his life. for the king and the revival of the Nguyen Dynasty. 20m south of the grave is Nguyen Huynh Duc temple. From 1819 to 1959, the family worshiped him in the old house built by King Gia Long about 500m from the tomb. In 1959, to facilitate worship, the family built this new temple in the style of four pillars, two floors of roof, wooden doors facing the East. Right behind the main door of the temple, there is an incense burner carved with dragons, phoenixes, flowers and leaves painted in gold, above it is a painting of the predecessor Nguyen Huynh Duc painted in 1802. In the temple there are many very valuable antiques and documents. treat. Nguyen Huynh Duc's Tomb and Temple Relics were ranked as a national monument by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism on May 11, 1993. Source: Long An Tourism
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Historical and cultural relic "Rach Kien Crossroads", located in hamlet 1, Long Hoa commune, Can Duoc district. This is the place that marks the formation and development of the famous Rach Kien American Extermination Belt in Long An during the resistance war against America. On December 20, 1966, the US imperialists landed troops to recapture Rach Kien with a plot to control and attack the liberated areas of Can Duoc and Can Giuoc in order to destroy the revolutionary forces and save the increasingly deteriorating situation. collapse of the puppet army and puppet government in this region. From this base, the enemy continuously fired artillery everywhere day and night. Every day they send out their forces to raid to find ways to destroy our forces. Under the direction of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, an anti-American belt in Rach Kien was established, the anti-American belt included 12 communes. The district's armed forces at this time have 7 local platoons with over 200 soldiers, in addition to 5 inter-commune guerrilla platoons with over 100 troops. Each commune has 1 guerrilla platoon, each hamlet has from 1 to 3 secret guerrilla groups. The enemy force is strong in both soldiers and combat weapons. On the American extermination belt, we organized digging all over the dykes to act as obstacles to block enemy vehicles. The road from Xoai Doi intersection to An Thuan intersection and the road from Rach Kien base to Tan Trach and Long Son are roads where we often set mines to kill many tanks along both sides of the Doi Ma river, all of which have trench traffic. During our operations, anti-minefields were arranged to destroy the enemy. We also placed bunkers everywhere, on the marching route, in addition to graves and fields... In the hamlets, many individual fortifications and trenches were dug along land routes within communes and inter-communes. Each road leading into the village has a battle gate "on the intersections we set up information rooms, effigies, and placed slogans"... In 1966, at Long Son intersection, C315 force fought against the enemy. We destroyed an American platoon. In 1967, our 1st Battalion force coordinated with communal guerrillas to fight raids with a battalion of American soldiers with support aircraft. In Hamlet 4, Phuoc Tuy Commune, in this battle, we killed about 50 people and shot down an American plane. . Also in 1967, the provincial army forces combined with the district army, C315 destroyed a company of American soldiers at Long Khe station, forcing the enemy to abandon this base. With the people's war posture on the Rach Kien American Extermination Belt, based on three basic pillars of military, political, and military operations that are smoothly coordinated and interconnected, we have isolated the American base. and caused heavy losses to the enemy forces here. The liberated area south of Highway 4 was maintained and expanded, becoming the direct rear and springboard for the attack on Saigon in the Tet Offensive - 1968 of the main troops and Long An armed forces. The My Rach Kien Extermination Belt was a form of people's war that developed to its peak in Long An, contributing to defeating the "local war" strategy of the US - puppet (1966-1967). In 1996, ''Rach Kien Crossroads'' was recognized by the Ministry of Culture and Information as a national historical and cultural relic on June 28, 1996. Source: Propaganda Department of Long An Provincial Party Committee
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Long An province's revolutionary historical relic site (also known as Binh Thanh relic) is located in Binh Thanh commune, now belongs to Binh Hoa Hung commune, Duc Hue district, Long An province. The relic site was recognized as a national historical site in 1998. Along with the birth and development of anti-invasion movements, the Binh Thanh area base has become a historical place. Here, after the Cochinchina uprising, revolutionary soldiers built the first base in the South to continue fighting. During the resistance war against the French (1945-1954), this was the Dong Thanh military region. For a time, this was also the base of the Region 7 Command and the Cho Lon Provincial Party Committee. During 21 years of resistance against America, the Binh Thanh area with a rich tradition was chosen by the Long An Provincial Party Committee as the base to carry out the national liberation struggle until the day of complete victory. Binh Thanh revolutionary base in the resistance war against the US was large, mobile, and flexible because the war was very fierce, the enemy used every trick to destroy it, so the Long An Provincial Party Committee had to flexibly change locations and commit crimes. vi operated many times, but still remained at the base. Binh Thanh area relics is the center of the base, where the Provincial Party Committee and provincial departments have been headquartered the longest, and the remaining ruins are the clearest. In 1920, Cuu An district was renamed Thu Thua district, at this time the relic belonged to Binh Thanh commune, Cuu Cu Thuong district, Thu Thua district, Tan An province. After the South was completely liberated, Duc Hue and Duc Hoa districts were merged into the boundaries of Long An province. At that time, the relic belonged to Binh Thanh commune, Duc Hue district. Long An province's revolutionary historical relic site is a place that marks important historical events during the resistance war against the French colonialists and American imperialists. In particular, the relic is a place that deeply marks the birth and activities of the Provincial Party Committee and Long An Provincial Army during the 21-year resistance war against the US. Here, the Long An Provincial Party Committee stubbornly held on, in the face of all tricks aimed at destroying the enemy's base, to lead the struggle movement, making a decisive contribution to the noble achievement, Long An was loyal, courageous, and steadfast. strong. The relic is also a place to mark the presence and activities of the Southern Party Committee, high-ranking agencies of the Party Committee, Zone levels, many armed units of the Region, many Party and army leaders during the resistance war. fight against America to save the country; is concrete evidence of the arduous struggle and noble sacrifice from the beginning of the resistance against the French to the resistance against the US, to save the country of compatriots and soldiers not only in Long An but from all over the country. Source: Long An Provincial Party Committee Information Portal
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Phuoc Lam Pagoda, also known as Ong Mieng Pagoda, is an ancient pagoda, located in Xom Chua hamlet, Tan Lan Commune, Can Duoc district, Long An province. Phuoc Lam Pagoda was ranked by the Ministry of Culture and Information as a national monument in 2002. According to the Book of National Monuments in Long An province published by the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 2021, in 1880, a well-off man in Tan Lan village, Mr. Bui Van Minh, changed his family name, Taking his house, he built a pagoda called Phuoc Lam Tu, both worshiping Buddha and making sugar for the Bui family. Because he publicly established the village, after his death, Mr. Bui Van Minh was honored by the people as a descendant and brought into the Tan Lan communal house. The temple he founded, in addition to its Chinese name, Phuoc Lam Tu, is also called Mr. Mieng Pagoda (due to the custom of Mr. Minh's name). Overall, the pagoda consists of 3 parts: the main hall - the rear of the ancestors, the tomb tower and the tru house. The main hall is a large house built in the banh it style, with blue stone foundations, brick walls, and fish-scale tile roofing. All pagoda columns are made of circular cylindrical carpentry, placed on green stone canopies, linked together by a system of skewers, trusses, and roof ribs, creating a spacious and airy interior space. The interior of the main hall of Phuoc Lam Pagoda still retains its ancient features despite many restorations with more than 40 statues of Buddha, Bodhisattva, Jade Emperor, Attendant, Thap Dien Diem Vuong, Thien, Dharma Protector, Vajra... many The set of blue envelopes, diaphragms, and tureens are brightly painted and gilded. Most Buddha statues are made of wood and bronze and were crafted in the 19th century with an artistic style imbued with Southern Buddhist culture. There is a very special statue of a Bodhisattva wearing a robe, holding a dustpan, sitting on a wooden dragon horse. The sets of blue envelopes, diaphragms, and parallel tureens are all meticulously carved. The most special is the multi-layered scroll-shaped Dharma wheel with the theme of chrysanthemums. The word Tho is embossed in half at both ends of the scroll and the four letters dharma wheel are often painted red on a yellow background, contributing to increasing the sophistication and vividness of the horizontal scroll. This is one of the most beautiful horizontal paintings in Long An, proving the skillful artistic level of wood carving in Can Duoc, which flourished in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Like other village temples in the South, behind the main hall of Phuoc Lam Pagoda is the ancestral hall according to the formula of Early Buddha - Later Patriarch. The ancestral hall has altars and portraits of past abbots, relics and altars of Bui Cong - the founder of the pagoda, and altars of the Bui family. On the side of the main hall are 4 quite ancient tomb towers, including the bronze tower of founder Hong Hieu and the tomb of Mr. Bui Van Minh. Behind the pagoda is a large lotus pond full of flowers. Not only has artistic value, Phuoc Lam Pagoda also has historical significance as it once hid revolutionary soldiers during the years of resistance against the French and Americans. The blue roof in Xom Chua used to be a place where local leaders frequented revolutionary activities during the resistance war. The headquarters for the famous battle of Xom Chua in Tan Lan in 1962 was also located at Phuoc Lam pagoda. Because it was a revolutionary base, Phuoc Lam pagoda often became a target for enemy bombardment. On the main hall of the pagoda, there are still traces of war imprinted on wooden pillars. Phuoc Lam Pagoda is the ancestral temple of the Luc Hoa sect in Can Duoc. On full moon days, quite a large number of good men and women come to the pagoda to worship Buddha and pray as if to dispel the worries of everyday life and mingle with each other in the Buddha's immense love. Source: Propaganda Department of Long An Provincial Party Committee
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