Dong Loc Junction Historical Site

About this location

Dong Loc Junction – A unique historical setting in Ha Tinh Dong Loc Junction Historical Site is located in Dong Loc Commune, Ha Tinh Province, part of the Ho Chi Minh Trail system. Spanning approximately 50 hectares, the site sits in a valley surrounded by hills and mountains and was once a critical strategic transportation hub during the American War. In 1989, the location was classified as a national historical monument, and on December 9, 2013, it was recognized as a special national historical site. The cinematic value of this location lies in the combination of valley terrain, historical routes, and current memorial structures. The site includes the gravesite of 10 young female volunteer youths, the National Youth Volunteer Memorial Stele House, the museum, the battle diorama, the Bell Tower, and the Dong Loc Junction Temple. During the war, Dong Loc Junction endured nearly 50,000 bombs of various types. On July 24, 1968, 10 female volunteer youths of Squad 4 made the ultimate sacrifice while on duty ensuring transport communication. Information compilation by: PTIT. Image source: Internet.

Location rules

• Dress politely, neatly, and in accordance with the customs of a sacred place. Absolutely no tank tops, shorts, or short skirts are allowed when entering the memorial area.
• Maintain silence, walk softly, speak quietly, and preserve solemnity, especially in the incense-offering and memorial house areas.

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