Thọ Xuân
Country: Vietnam
Region: Asia
Period: 10th-11th c.CE
Location: 19.917°N, 105.5°E
Description
Thọ Xuân is a peaceful town located in the northern region of Vietnam, in the Thanh Hóa province, surrounded by lush landscapes and rich cultural heritage. With its scenic rural beauty, it offers visitors an escape into nature while immersing them in Vietnam’s ancient history. Known for its tranquil atmosphere, Thọ Xuân is a gateway to exploring the nation’s medieval past and traditional rural life, making it an appealing destination for history and nature lovers.
Modern Remains
Thọ Xuân is home to several important historical landmarks. The Ho Dynasty Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the most prominent of these, showcasing the impressive architecture of the 14th century and the remnants of defensive walls. The Tượng Mountain and the nearby Cửa Rừng (Forest Gate) are other notable sites that offer visitors insight into the area’s ancient heritage. The town also has traditional villages where visitors can experience local life and explore monuments like The Tomb of King Dinh Tien Hoang, which honors the founder of the Dinh Dynasty.