• Bac Lieu Youth: Continuing the Tradition of Their Ancestors
  • The provincial armed forces continue the glorious tradition.
  • Continuing the tradition of military mobilization in the new era.
  • Continuing the revolutionary tradition from the senior party members.

Telling historical stories through historical sites.

Amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life, historical relics in Ca Mau province quietly tell their stories. Each stele, temple roof, and ancient structure is a witness, preserving the glorious memories of the nation.

From the monument where the first Party flag was hoisted (Tran Phu Street, Bac Lieu Ward), marking the origin of the revolutionary movement, to the Great Prison Monument (30/4 Street, Bac Lieu Ward), where unwavering will was forged in prison, or the Governor's Residence (now the old house at No. 29 Tran Phu Street), a symbol of victory achieved through the strength of the people's will..., all contribute to the glorious history of the nation.

Youth union members from the two communes of Vinh Thanh and Tri Phai are learning about the events of the 1954 regrouping to the North.

In Ca Mau today, landmarks such as Vam Lung Wharf , Hon Khoai Island, Hon Da Bac Island, and the Ho Chi Minh Memorial Temple still remind us of a glorious era. Every wave, every patch of forest, every remaining trace seems to carry the breath of those arduous yet resilient years.

The Hung King Temple (Giao Khau hamlet, Tri Phai commune) is a typical "red address" of Ca Mau province in traditional education , focusing on the origins of the nation.