International student group makes pilgrimage to Hung Temple.

On the morning of March 27th, nearly 150 lecturers and students from various countries studying at the Military Science Academy (Hanoi) made a pilgrimage to the Hung Temple historical site.

Nearly 150 lecturers and students studying at the Military Science Academy visited the Hung Vuong Museum.

Lecturers and students from the Military Science Academy, representing 20 countries including Laos, South Korea, Cambodia, China, Cuba, Russia, Mozambique, and Ukraine, had the opportunity to learn about Vietnamese history and culture at the Hung Kings Temple historical site. During the visit, the delegation visited the Hung Kings Museum and offered incense at the Upper Temple on Nghia Linh mountain peak.

A tour guide at the Hung Temple historical site introduces the artifacts displayed in the museum to international students.

At the Hung Vuong Museum, students and lecturers of the academy were introduced by guides to the formation and development of the Van Lang state; the agricultural civilization of wet rice cultivation and artifacts related to the Hung Vuong worshiping belief heritage; and learned about four typical cultural periods: Phung Nguyen, Dong Dau, Go Mun, and Dong Son.

International students learn about historical and cultural artifacts from the Hung King era.

International students offer incense at the Lower Temple.

After visiting the museum, the group continued their pilgrimage through four temples: Lower Temple, Middle Temple, Upper Temple, and Well Temple. Here, the students were introduced to the sacred temples associated with ancient legends about the Hung Kings.

The journey back to the ancestral land has helped students studying at the Military Science Academy enhance their knowledge of history, culture, and the spirit of "drinking water, remembering the source" of the Vietnamese nation.

Bao Thoa

Source: https://baophutho.vn/doan-sinh-vien-quoc-te-hanh-huong-ve-den-hung-230065.htm