In May, in the joy of celebrating the 133rd anniversary of Uncle Ho's birthday, the countryside of Kim Lien (Nam Dan, Nghe An) seemed to become more beautiful. Ha Tinh Newspaper reporters recorded beautiful moments in his homeland.
Hoang Tru village, Uncle Ho's maternal hometown, stands out among the rice fields that are starting to ripen, with the legendary Chung Son mountain in the distance.
Located in the middle of a prosperous new rural village, Uncle Ho's house in the Hoang Tru relic complex of his maternal hometown appears under rows of areca trees and shady green bamboo hedges, evoking a feeling of intimacy and familiarity.
These days, the number of tourists visiting Uncle Ho's hometown has begun to increase. The image of the simple, rustic thatched roof house, where 133 years ago, beloved Uncle Ho cried out when he was born, always evokes in the hearts of visitors feelings of nostalgia.
In Hoang Tru village, his maternal hometown, tourists from all over the country can also see souvenirs associated with Uncle Ho's childhood. These include a bamboo sofa set, a wooden bed, a rice tray, his mother's silk weaving loom, or a hammock used to rock his cradle when he was a child...
About 2 km from Hoang Tru is Uncle Ho's paternal village Sen. This place witnessed Uncle Ho's childhood from 1901-1906. This was the period after his mother, Hoang Thi Loan, and his younger brother, Nguyen Sinh Xin, passed away. Uncle Ho returned to live with his father in Sen village. Photo: Sen village relic cluster in the Kim Lien special national relic complex.
Panoramic view of the garden and house of Mr. Pho Bang Nguyen Sinh Sac - Uncle Ho's father.
Through the hibiscus fence, the house lies quietly under the shade of green bamboo, evoking a feeling of intimacy and closeness for visitors.
Inside Uncle Ho's house, visitors attentively listen to the tour guide tell stories about Uncle Ho's childhood in Sen village. In this house, the stories of his father and contemporary scholars discussing life helped him nurture his revolutionary will and go out to find a way to save the country later.
Associated with Uncle Ho's childhood in Sen village were the dear, close neighbors that he often mentioned later. In the photo: The house of Mr. Hoang Xuan Tieng, a neighbor of Mr. Pho Bang Nguyen Sinh Sac.
Located in the Kim Lien National Special Relic Complex is the tomb of Mrs. Hoang Thi Loan - Uncle Ho's mother.
The tomb of Hoang Thi Loan is located halfway up Dong Tranh Mountain, in Dai Hue Range in Nam Giang Commune, Nam Dan District. The path leading up to the tomb consists of 269 stone steps. The tomb was established in 1942, when Mr. Nguyen Sinh Khiem, Uncle Ho's brother, brought his mother's remains back here for burial.
When visiting Uncle Ho's hometown, tourists also have the opportunity to visit Chung Son peak (Kim Lien commune, Nam Dan), a place associated with many memories of his childhood.
Along with that is Chung Son Temple, a temple to worship loved ones in Uncle Ho's family.
May is the time when the whole nation turns to celebrate the 133rd anniversary of Uncle Ho's birthday. On the roads to Kim Lien, lotus flowers begin to spread their fragrance, making the footsteps of tourists from all over the world more bustling, many hearts are filled with nostalgia for the great contributions of the beloved leader of the nation.
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