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[Photo] About Trinh Tuong to find traces of ancient houses

Trinh Tuong is a highland, border commune of Bat Xat district. In the early 20th century, Trinh Tuong commune was under the rule of French colonialists and their henchmen. Currently, there are still traces of ancient structures around 100 years old built during the time when French colonialists invaded and ruled this land.

Báo Lào CaiBáo Lào Cai16/04/2025

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In Pho Moi 1 village, Trinh Tuong commune, there are currently two solid houses built in the form of watchtowers during the French colonial period in the early 20th century, before the August Revolution in 1945. According to local people, these are watchtowers to protect the residential and working areas of French officers and soldiers and the village chief of Trinh Tuong commune named Se Co Tin.
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The watchtower is about 5m wide, about 8m high, divided into 2 floors. Currently, one watchtower next to Trinh Tuong market is still quite intact, the other watchtower has been damaged, only 1 floor remains.
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The lower part of the watchtower’s outer layer has been peeled off, revealing the main materials of bricks and cobblestones. Although the structure was not built with cement, after about a century it is still very solid.
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The watchtower has many windows, however, when the people here borrowed it as a temporary residence, they used bricks to cover the windows.
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On the hilltop about 1km from Trinh Tuong market, there are still traces of the French outpost built in the early 20th century.
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There are still traces of 3 rows of houses here, of which 1 row has walls that have not collapsed, about 4m high.
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Because the building has been abandoned for a long time, the roots of the forest trees cling to the brick walls, creating an ancient look.
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The remaining long stone wall and cobblestone embankment show that a lot of materials were moved up to the top of the hill to build this structure.
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A remaining corner of the fort wall.
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The structures belonging to the French garrison in Trinh Tuong were all damaged and collapsed, leaving only ruins.
Phế tích chòi canh và đồn Pháp ở xã Trịnh Tường là những công trình có giá trị về lịch sử và văn hóa, cần được xem xét bảo tồn, gìn giữ để giáo dục về lịch sử cho thế hệ sau.

The ruins of the watchtower and French fort in Trinh Tuong commune are valuable historical and cultural structures that need to be considered for preservation and protection to educate future generations about history.

Source: https://baolaocai.vn/anh-ve-trinh-tuong-tim-dau-xua-nha-co-post400260.html


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