Visit Uncle Ho's hometown

The relic site still preserves the familiar and simple landscape and artifacts, clearly depicting the homeland rich in tradition, the cultural identity of Nghe An and the love of the family that contributed to forming the personality, morality and ideology of Ho Chi Minh - the national liberation hero - an outstanding cultural celebrity.

The entire Kim Lien Relic Site is over 205 hectares wide with many relic sites, some of which are 2 to 10km apart, such as the Hoang Tru relic site, Uncle Ho's maternal hometown; the Lang Sen relic site, Uncle Ho's paternal hometown; the tomb of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan, Uncle Ho's mother; Chung Son Temple (the temple worshipping President Ho Chi Minh's ancestors)... Photo: Hoang Lan

These days, although the weather in Nghe An sometimes rains, there are still many people visiting Uncle Ho's hometown to remember him and understand more about the land that gave birth to the great leader of the Vietnamese people. Photo: Hoang Lan

On May 15, a delegation from the Hanoi Department of Tourism visited Uncle Ho's hometown. The delegation listened to an introduction to the relic site. President Ho Chi Minh (1890 - 1969) was born into a patriotic Confucian family in his maternal hometown (Hoang Tru village, Kim Lien commune, Nam Dan district, Nghe An province). His father was Mr. Pho Bang Nguyen Sinh Sac, his mother was Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan. Photo: Hoang Lan

The relic cluster in Uncle Ho's hometown - Sen village, Kim Lien commune includes the following relics: The house of Mr. Pho Bang Nguyen Sinh Sac (Uncle Ho's father), the house of Mr. Nguyen Sinh Nham (where Mr. Nguyen Sinh Sac and his family lived for a long time, including the main house, side house, garden); the Nguyen Sinh family temple built on the family's ancestral land, with a wooden structure... Photo: Hoang Lan

The house of Vice-Chancellor Nguyen Sinh Sac includes the following items: Main house, side house, gate, yard, garden. Photo: Hoang Lan

In particular, the house still preserves many valuable artifacts, such as two wooden beds, a bed, a food chest, a black painted wooden tray, etc. Photo: Hoang Lan

The two-compartment standing cabinet holds Uncle Ho's family belongings. Photo: Hoang Lan

Simple, plain kitchen. Photo: Hoang Lan

The relic cluster in his maternal hometown - Hoang Tru village, Kim Lien commune includes the following relic sites: President Ho Chi Minh's family house in Chua village, where the boy Nguyen Sinh Cung (Uncle Ho's name when he was young) cried when he was born. The house has three rooms, a thatched roof, and is surrounded by fences... Photo: Hoang Lan

There are also relics here: Hoang Xuan Duong's house (Uncle Ho's maternal grandfather); Hoang Xuan family temple. Visitors listen to an introduction to Uncle Ho's maternal hometown. Photo: Hoang Lan.

Familiar items of Uncle Ho's family when he was young. Photo: Hoang Lan

The loom of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan, mother of President Ho Chi Minh. Photo: Hoang Lan.

From May 15 to 17, a delegation from the Hanoi Department of Tourism with the participation of nearly 50 travel agencies surveyed historical sites, tourist attractions, and accommodation facilities in Nghe An province. The delegation visited the Kim Lien National Special Historical Relic Site. Photo: Hoang Lan

Offering incense and visiting Chung Son Temple - the temple worshipping the ancestors of President Ho Chi Minh. Photo: Hoang Trung

Chung Son Temple consists of 18 items, the architectural space is calculated harmoniously, achieving the solemnity of a place of worship (central layout), while ensuring the openness of the landscape and the coziness of the sacred space. Photo: Hoang Lan

Panoramic view of Chung Son Temple from above. Photo: Nguyen Van Quang.

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