A memorial visit on 130th birthday of late President Ton Duc Thang
VOV.VN - The memorial site dedicated to late President Ton Duc Thang is located on Ong Ho Island in My Hoa Hung commune of Long Xuyen city in the southern province of An Giang.
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| My Hoa Hung, known as Ong Ho Island, is situated on a river passing through Long Xuyen city. |
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| Flags are hung at O Moi ferry to welcome tourists visiting the memorial site on the occasion of the 130th birthday of late President Ton Duc Thang. |
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| My Hoa Hung new rural area. |
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| The memorial site of late President Ton Duc Thang is surrounded by majestic green trees. |
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| On July 17, 2012, former President Tran Tan Sang attended a ceremony to mark the 124th birthday of late President Ton Duc Thang (August 20, 1888 –August 20, 2012) and granted a special national relic site certificate to the memorial site. |
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| The memorial site is built in the style of a stilt house. |
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| The memorial site preserves many artifacts related to late President Ton Duc Thang. |
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| A table and tea set. |
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| President Ton Duc Thang’s old bed from his younger years. |
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| A photo of President Ton Duc Thang is solemnly placed at the exhibition area. |
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| President Ton Duc Thang worked on the French battleship, Arsenal workshop, in Toulon military port. |
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| In late 1929, President Ton Duc Thang was arrested by French colonists and jailed for 20 years in Con Dao prison. |
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| Torture tools used in Con Dao prison. |
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| Some photos of President Ton Duc Thang’s internment in Con Dao prison. |
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| Some artifacts are closely associated with the revolutionary cause of President Ton Duc Thang. |
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| The relic site covers an area of more than 3,102 square metres and is surrounded by green space like in villages in the southern provinces. |
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| Artifacts provide visitors with insights into the life and revolutionary cause of President Ton Duc Thang. |
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| President Ton Duc Thang visits Ba Son workshop in 1975. |
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| President Tran Dai Quang and his entourage visited the special national relic site dedicated to late President Ton Duc Thang in 2017. |
