Fascinated by the magnificent beauty of historical traditions and legends, the sacred hill of Tuc Dup is covered with a dazzling landscape ready for a new dynamic day.
With an altitude of about 300m above sea level, Tuc Dup is just a small hill in the Phung Hoang Son range (An Tuc commune, Tri Ton, An Giang province) but in the resistance war Tuc Dup became an immortal legend. And for nearly 5 decades, that place has always been “brilliant with heroic flowers”.
The sacred place “Temple of Tuc Dup” is the place to welcome the footsteps of gratitude to heroes and martyrs.
Grateful to the land of steel
Composed of millions of large and small rocks, Tuc Dup is like a great beehive with hundreds of alleys connected like a maze, convenient for the construction of an extremely mysterious revolutionary military base. with the enemy.
“The natural rugged terrain has made Tuc Dup one of the key points in the fire triangle of the South. Being adjacent to Cambodia’s land, it is convenient to become the focal point for receiving and communicating communication on the 1C road of the Department to the Southwest region “- Ms. Pham Hoang Yen (An Giang Museum) analysis.
Lieutenant General Etca of the United States was afraid to announce that: “Occupying the iron triangle of Cu Chi but not capturing That Son, in which the important communist base is Tuk Chup (Tuk Dup), he is considered a soldier. America only stands on one leg.”
Wartime memorabilia has been kept by “Tuc Dup Museum”.
For these reasons, the US and Wei authorities were determined to remove Tuc Dup hill from the map. However, if the US chose Tuc Dup to show off its power, on the contrary, our army would resolutely keep the hill because this is the heart of the people. The battle on the sacred hill lasted for 128 days and nights, causing the enemy army to consume a lot of force. Our soldiers have collected thousands of weapons – military equipment – military equipment and even USD in cash The crisp victory in the fire and smoke of the past has designated Tuc Dup as “the hill of 2 million dollars” – funded by the army The US and the Saigon government poured out to flatten the hill in 1968 – 1969.
The land of change becomes an attractive destination
Many years after the war ended, Tuc Dup is a museum of evidence that welcomes millions of people to visit. Recently, thanks to a methodical investment, Tuc Dup has revived from the wasteland because of the war and has become a tourist attraction. “Remove the fog to see the blue sky”, it is the appearance of a large enterprise that has opened up the opportunity to conquer the “sacred hill” for everyone, marking the transition to the image of a green tourist area, with fresh scenes.
Not only possessing a majestic beauty, but Tuc Dup is also famous for its strange “specialty”: The cave is created from natural unspoiled Granitte stone in the longest hill in Vietnam that the Guinness record has recorded. This place is a million-view point because the creation of nature is amazing.
Tourists from many places have flocked to see this unique wonder with their own eyes.
Tuc Dup – the most favorite sacred place on the occasion of April 30
Tuc Dup Hill embodies as a relic, a historical witness for people to return to the source, rediscover the heroic memories of the army and people of An Giang. This is a very meaningful red address for generations because it recreates the life and fighting of revolutionary soldiers in those days. The fortresses during wartime, such as Hall C6, Tri Ton District Party Committee cave, Dan Y cave, An Giang Provincial Party Committee cave, Women cave … were restored, increasing the vivid visuals.
Matching blues.
Today, Tuc Dup is still the original state of creation. Narrow caves interspersed with stalactites with strange shapes like supernatural forces arranged. There are very precarious places that seem to be blocked, but they are connected to each other to create a majestic cave system.
At any time, Tuc Dup is always present in the visiting schedule of tourist groups. Standing on a high hill to look at the eight directions and four directions, capturing the sight of the sacred and revolting Seven Mountains region.
