Tan Trao Relic Area

Tan Trao special national historical relic site - "Capital of the Liberation Zone", "Capital of the Resistance", is a place associated with the years when President Ho Chi Minh lived and worked, bringing the August Revolution of 1945 and the resistance war against the French (1945-1954) to glorious victory. Today, these relics have become attractive destinations for tourists coming to Tuyen Quang. Tan Trao with famous places such as: Na Nua Shack (Na Lua), Tan Trao banyan tree, Tan Trao communal house, Hong Thai communal house, Hang Bong shack, Dong Man - Lung Tau, Khau Lau - Vuc Ho, Rang Lap Binh Waterfall, ATK - Kim Quan... Where the Party Central Committee, National Assembly, Government, Front, President Ho Chi Minh and Party and State leaders lived and worked during two periods. revolution and resistance, fighting to regain independence, freedom, and peace for the Vietnamese people. Tan Trao historical relic site has gone down in history, is the honor and pride of the people of Tuyen Quang province in particular and the people of the whole country in general with the mark of being the "Capital of the Liberation Zone" during the general uprising to take power back to the people in August 1945; is "The Resistance Capital in the long resistance war against the French colonial invaders (1974-1979). Tan Trao War Zone is a place that marks many historical achievements of the Vietnamese revolution and is a land associated with the great President Ho Chi Minh. Join us to explore 7 famous relics at Tan Trao Tuyen Quang relic area to immerse yourself in the heroic atmosphere of the historical years. This is one of the places that many tourists choose to visit when traveling. When traveling to Tuyen Quang, there are many famous places for you to explore. 1. Tan Trao banyan tree: Located in the Tan Trao historical relic area, Tan Trao banyan tree is considered a symbol of the revolution to liberate the Capital, associated with historical events of great significance. This is also a place to educate future generations about the stubborn fighting spirit and boundless patriotism of our people. Under the Tan Trao banyan tree on August 16, 1945, General Vo Nguyen Giap read Military Order No. 1 in the presence of 60 national delegates and all Viet Bac ethnic people. Immediately after that, the Liberation Army of Vietnam held a military departure ceremony to liberate the capital, Hanoi. Today, under the care of the local government and business organizations, the banyan tree in the Tan Trao relic site is growing more and more, with more young shoots appearing and spreading its canopy to provide shade for tourists when visiting. 2. Na Lua Shack in Tan Trao relic site: La Na Lua is a small shack located on the side of Na Lua mountain. Previously, shacks were built half of bamboo and half of dirt, following the construction method of mountain people. This is where Uncle Ho lived and worked for about 3 months from the end of May to the end of August 1945 to prepare for the General Uprising. Na Lua shack is divided into two small rooms. One side is where Uncle Ho works, the other side is where Uncle Ho rests. La Na Lua is a small shack located on the side of Na Lua mountain. Previously, shacks were built half of bamboo and half of dirt, following the construction method of mountain people. This is where Uncle Ho lived and worked for about 3 months from the end of May to the end of August 1945 to prepare for the General Uprising. Na Lua shack is divided into two small rooms. One side is where Uncle Ho works, the other side is where Uncle Ho rests. Today, Na Lua shack is still preserved, retaining its original rustic and simple features and is one of the historical relics in the traditional Tan Trao relic area so that future generations can understand more about Uncle Ho's hardships as well as the Vietnamese revolution at that time. 3.Tan Trao Communal House: Tan Trao Communal House was formerly called Kim Long, built in 1853 and restored in 1923 in the style of a stilt house, with a palm roof above, and inside there are wooden columns with 3 rooms and 2 wings. This is the place to worship the village's river and mountain gods. Under the roof of Tan Trao communal house on August 16 and 17, 1945, Uncle Ho and the Party Central Committee held a National People's Congress, where the call for national salvation was broadcast to more than 20 million compatriots across the country to carry out the General Uprising to win power, bringing the country into a new era. Tan Trao Communal House is not only a place to educate future generations about the nation's patriotic traditions, but also a place to visit with great historical significance in the journey back to the origins of the Vietnamese people. 4. Hong Thai Communal House: Hong Thai Communal House was the first stop of President Ho Chi Minh when he returned from Pac Bo - Cao Bang. This is also an important information communication station of the ATK Protection Board in our nation's resistance war against the French colonial invasion. This is not only a place for cultural activities but also where many important events of the Vietnamese revolution took place. contributed significantly to the overall victory of the August Revolution and the long-term resistance war against the French colonial invasion of the entire nation. Today, the historical relic Dinh Hong Thai is located in the Tan Trao relic area and is classified as an architectural-artistic relic and is also a historical relic marking the revolutionary activities of the Vietnamese people. 5. Bong Cave: Bong Cave is located halfway up Bong Mountain, surrounded by the Pho Day River below. This is one of the famous landmarks in the Tan Trao relic area that you cannot miss when coming here. Bong Cave was the workplace of President Ho Chi Minh during the years of fighting against the French colonialists. Here, in 1050, leader Nguyen Ai Quoc directed the Border campaign and the second National Party Congress took place in 1951. 6. Kim Quan - safe headquarters of the Party Central Committee and Government: Kim Quan relic area is located in Khuon Dien village, Kim Quan commune, located between two forests, Vuc Nhu and Na Loi, and is one of the historical relics of the Vietnamese revolution. Here there is the house of General Secretary Truong Chinh, the houses of comrades Hoang Quoc Viet, Le Van Luong and the old Central office departments. The Vuc Nhu side is where Uncle Ho lives and works. Kim Quan was also the place where Uncle Ho, the Party Central Committee, and the Government welcomed international delegations at that time. 7. Police House: Police House is a project renovated and inaugurated in 2000 to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam People's Police. This is the headquarters of the Central Police Department. Tan Trao relic site took place many important historical events that contributed to the victory of the entire nation in the war against the French colonialists. This is one of the stops for tourists on their journey back to their source.

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Ngày cập nhật : 06/11/2025