Tây Sơn is not only captivating for its natural scenery but also for the cultural values preserved through a network of historical sites associated with prominent figures. Among them, the Temple of Admiral Bùi Thị Xuân stands out as a meaningful stop.
Perched atop the majestic Ấn Sơn Mountain, the Kính Thiên Altar (Heaven and Earth Worship Platform) stands as a historical monument closely linked to the heroic spirit of the Tây Sơn Three Heroes. Visitors to this site can experience the harmonious convergence of earth and sky, history..
The Gia Lai Museum stands out as an attractive destination, housing nearly 15,000 artifacts and valuable documents. From Cham heritage and traditional martial arts to the legacy of the Tay Son dynasty, the museum offers visitors a culturally rich journey of discovery.
National Tourism Year 2026 offers Gia Lai more than an opportunity to attract visitors. It provides a foundation for the province to establish a lasting tourism brand by transforming its rich cultural and historical heritage into distinctive visitor experiences.
The Quang Trung Museum on May 17 opened a special photo exhibition titled “Thượng đạo - Hạ đạo: The Heritage Journey of the Tây Sơn Era,” featuring 130 archival photographs highlighting the history and cultural legacy of the Tây Sơn movement.
Schools across Vietnam are turning to revolutionary music as an innovative way to teach history, transforming lessons from static textbook content into vivid, experiential learning.
Students across Vietnam are being inducted into the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and the Young Pioneer Organization at revolutionary historical sites, as part of efforts to strengthen patriotism and civic responsibility among young people.
The Quang Trung Museum, located in Tay Son commune, serves as a memorial to the peasant hero Nguyen Hue (Emperor Quang Trung) and the Tay Son uprising. It is also a captivating cultural and historical destination in the land renowned for martial arts.
In this edition of the "Classroom without walls" program, pages of history and geography textbooks come alive in the heart of the mountain town. Students from Asia-Pacific International School explore their homeland through a journey discovering streets named after historical figures.
