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Ha Tien - a remote area at the end of the world

Ha Tien, the land at the southwestern tip of the country, was discovered and built by Mac Cuu (1655-1735) in the mid-17th century and continued to be expanded and developed into a large land by his son Mac Thien Tich (1718-1780). Ha Tien city at the end of the 17th century was a small but bustling and beautiful port.

HeritageHeritage02/06/2025

By the beginning of the 20th century, Ha Tien in the writings of the culturalist - poet Dong Ho was a land that, although located in a remote place at the end of the world, had everything, including the limestone mountains of Ninh Binh, deep and dangerous caves like Lang Son, a bit of the stone chambers and mountain gates of Huong Tich, a bit of the West Lake of Hanoi , a bit of the Huong Giang of Hue, a bit of the pagodas of Bac Ninh, a bit of the islands of Ha Long or Nha Trang... He wrote: "Here there is no scene that is big and complete, here it is just small and pretty, but it has every scene".

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Article: Nam Hoa

Photo: Nguyen Quang Ngoc, Nam Hoa


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