| Soc Bom Bo today. Photo: Doan Phu |
Soc Bom Bo, located in Bom Bo commune, Dong Nai province, is not only an attractive tourist destination but also a place that has witnessed important historical milestones of the S'tieng ethnic group. Throughout the resistance war against the US, Soc Bom Bo was known as a revolutionary base, a place that recorded the heroic achievements of the soldiers and people, especially in the Phuoc Long - Dong Xoai Campaign in 1965. Stories of solidarity and courage of the people here have been passed down through generations, becoming a source of pride for the community.
The place name Soc Bom Bo also became famous through poetry. This is where the S'tieng ethnic people pounded rice day and night to feed the troops, contributing significantly to the nation's victory. The sound of the rice pounding pestle has inspired many musicians and poets to create their works.
Among the works about Soc Bom Bo, the song "The Sound of the Pestle in Soc Bom Bo," written by musician Xuan Hong, has touched countless hearts. The song praises the patriotism of the people of Bom Bo, recalling a glorious and heroic era of the nation.
| People of the S'tieng ethnic group reenact the tradition of pounding rice to feed the troops at the S'tieng Ethnic Culture Conservation Area in Bom Bo village. (Archival photo) |
Sóc Bom Bo was established by the People's Committee of Binh Phuoc province (formerly) as the S'tieng Ethnic Culture Conservation Area with many attractive features such as: a reception house, a community center, a resort, a display area for the largest set of gongs and stone xylophones in Vietnam, an elephant enclosure, a festival grounds, and a system of electricity, water, and lighting…
The recognition of Soc Bom Bo Historical Site as a national monument is not only significant in terms of historical value but also contributes to protecting and preserving the cultural beauty of this revolutionary land, serving as a key location for educating future generations about patriotic traditions, and simultaneously promoting local tourism.
T. Hai
Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/tin-moi/202509/soc-bom-bo-duoc-xep-hang-di-tich-quoc-gia-3fb250f/






Comment (0)