Paying visit to Ho Lang historic site in July

A vast green area from the remaining primary forest in the heart of the city creates a truly peaceful and picturesque scenery. This is the Ho Lang Revolutionary Base and Ecotourism Site in Di An city’s Tan Binh ward. Here, there is a rich array of vegetation and colorful butterflies fluttering over wildflowers along the roadside. You'll find it quite delightful to visit this place.

Various cultural and community activities are organized at the Ho Lang Revolutionary Base and Ecotourism Site

The Ho Lang Revolutionary Base and Ecotourism Site is located about 4 km south of the center of Di An city. This is a natural forest with hilly terrain, surrounded by a stream with natural ditches resembling a moat. Not far from the bustling urban life nearby, this area features a tranquil natural landscape with lush forests…

The Lang Ho Revolutionary Base and Ecotourism Site is also a red address where many organizations and visitors from near and far organize return-to-the root trips during holidays and festivals each year. Recently, it has become known as a green lung in the heart of the city, where people come to exercise through activities like cycling, running...Additionally, there is a monthly rural market that sells traditional local gifts.

When visiting this place, we feel a profound sense of peace and a deep reverence when recalling the heroic days of the struggle of our soldiers and people. The Ho Lang base is a testament to people's war, relying on the people's support, resolutely holding on; being courageous and resourceful in combat, contributing to the glorious pages of the tradition of indomitable resistance for homeland liberation by previous generations".

Come here once to deeply appreciate the significance and beauty of the Ho Lang Revolutionary Base and Ecotourism Site in the next episode of the "I Love Binh Duong" program, conducted by Binh Duong Newspaper. The program will be broadcast at 6 a.m. on Sunday, July 28, 2024 at www.baobinhduong.vn and on Binh Duong Newspaper’s social media platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, Zalo, TikTok, etc."

Reported by Quynh Nhu-Translated by Kim Tin