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The Hung Kings Commemoration Day is not only an occasion for people nationwide to remember their roots and express gratitude for the merits of the Hung Kings, but also an opportunity for tourists to explore the cultural, historical, and natural beauty of Phu Tho province. Besides Hung Temple, the sacred symbol of the nation, Phu Tho also boasts many attractive tourist destinations, offering diverse and enriching experiences for visitors.
Hung Vuong Museum
Located within the Hung Kings Temple historical site in Hy Cuong commune, Viet Tri city, Phu Tho province, the Hung Kings Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone wanting to learn about Vietnamese history and culture. The museum houses and displays valuable documents and artifacts about the Hung Kings era, the period of formation and development of the Van Lang state, the first state of Vietnam.
The Hung Vuong Museum is located within the Hung Temple historical site, Hy Cuong commune, Viet Tri city, Phu Tho province.
With its vast exhibition area, the Hung Vuong Museum is divided into five main sections, each recreating an important period in the nation's history of building and defending the country. Visitors will have the opportunity to admire unique artifacts, from the rudimentary tools of ancient Vietnamese people to exquisite jewelry, sharp weapons, and ceramics bearing the distinctive mark of the Dong Son culture.
This is a place to display and preserve documents and artifacts about the Hung King era and the history of nation-building by our ancestors.
More than just a place to display artifacts, the Hung Vuong Museum is also a cultural center where visitors can learn about the legends, historical stories, and unique customs of ancient Vietnamese people. Museum guides will provide visitors with detailed and interesting information about each artifact and each historical period.
The museum has five main exhibition areas, recreating important periods in history.
In particular, the museum also has a documentary screening room where visitors can watch vivid films about the legends and important events of the nation. These films not only help visitors better understand history but also awaken national pride and love for their homeland.
Xuan Son National Park
Nestled amidst the majestic mountain ranges of Tan Son district, Phu Tho province, Xuan Son National Park emerges as a pristine and magnificent natural landscape. With its vast area, it is one of the largest nature reserves in Northern Vietnam, preserving an incredibly rich and valuable biodiversity. With its cool and fresh climate, Xuan Son National Park is an ideal destination for tourists seeking refuge from the summer heat.
This is one of the largest nature reserves in northern Vietnam.
This area is home to over 365 plant species and 180 rare animal species, many of which are listed in the Vietnamese Red Book, such as the silver langur, clouded leopard, serow, and white pheasant. Xuan Son National Park also boasts a stunning system of caves and waterfalls. Mysterious caves like Lang Cave and Na Cave, with their myriad of stalactites and stalagmites, along with majestic waterfalls like Lung Troi Waterfall, Ca Waterfall, and Ngoc Waterfall, create a magnificent and poetic natural landscape.
Besides beautiful caves like Lang Cave and Na Cave, Xuan Son also boasts majestic waterfalls such as Lung Troi Waterfall, Ca Waterfall, and Ngoc Waterfall.
Visiting Xuan Son National Park, tourists can not only immerse themselves in pristine nature but also experience exciting activities such as trekking to explore the primeval forest and conquering high peaks like Elephant Mountain, Ten Mountain, and Can Mountain...
People from Phu Tho often come here to escape the heat.
Long Coc Tea Hill
Long Coc tea hills are renowned as one of Vietnam's most beautiful "green oases," attracting tourists with their pristine, peaceful beauty and unique experiences. The rolling hills, shaped like inverted bowls, stretch endlessly, creating a magnificent natural landscape that leaves anyone who sets foot here in awe.
Long Coc tea hill, located in Tan Son district, Phu Tho province, is renowned as one of the most beautiful tea hills in Vietnam.
From March to May, when the tender green tea buds begin to sprout, Long Coc Tea Hill is at its most beautiful. This is the ideal time for visitors to stroll among the tea hills, enjoy the fresh air, and participate in tea-picking experiences with the locals. Furthermore, visitors have the opportunity to learn about the traditional tea production process, from harvesting fresh tea leaves to processing them into delicious cups of tea.
The rolling, bowl-shaped hills stretching out like small oases make Long Coc an attractive destination.
Not only is Long Coc Tea Hill an ideal destination for nature and photography lovers, it's also a great place for overnight camping and picnics. Visitors can pitch tents amidst the lush green tea hills, gaze at the starry sky, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the mountains and forests.
Compared to the tea hills of Moc Chau or Thai Nguyen, Long Coc has a more pristine beauty, untouched by commercialization.
Ao Chau Pond
Located in Ha Hoa, Phu Tho, Ao Chau Lagoon is like a "dry Ha Long Bay" with its vast lake, over 100 small islands, and abundant vegetation. It boasts freshwater fish, pristine forests, and wildflowers. Visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, camping, exploring caves, and learning about the Muong and Dao cultures.
This is a natural lagoon with a surface area of approximately 300 hectares, encompassing about 100 islands of varying sizes.
Come to Phu Tho during the Hung Kings' Commemoration Day, not only to pay tribute to our ancestors but also to discover the unique cultural, historical, and natural beauty of this ancestral land. From the sacred Hung Temple to traditional craft villages, from lush green tea plantations to majestic primeval forests, Phu Tho promises to offer visitors unforgettable experiences.
