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600-year-old ancient capital: A symbol of national pride
600-year-old ancient capital: A symbol of national pride   (Dec 04, 2024)
Lam Kinh, located in Tho Xuan District, Thanh Hoa Province, is an ancient capital built by King Le Loi in 1428, marking the start of the victory against the Ming invaders.
National hero Le Loi commemorated at Lam Kinh Festival in Thanh Hoa
National hero Le Loi commemorated at Lam Kinh Festival in Thanh Hoa   (Sep 16, 2014)
The Lam Kinh Festival opened on September 15 in central Thanh Hoa province to remember national hero Le Loi, who defeated the Chinese Ming in the 15th century.
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