Phu Tho Province Commemorates Hung Kings on National Founding Anniversary

On the afternoon of September 18, at Den Thuong (Upper Temple) within the Hung Temple Historical Site in Phu Tho Province, a delegation from Phu Tho Province solemnly offered incense and commemorated the Hung Kings and the ancestors who founded and defended the nation. This occasion marks the 72nd anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's visit to the Hung Temple (September 19, 1954 - September 19, 2026). In a solemn and respectful atmosphere at Dien Kinh Thien on Nghia Linh mountain peak, the delegates offered incense, flowers, and offerings, expressing their profound gratitude for the merits of the Hung Kings and the ancestors in building and safeguarding the country. They also paid tribute and expressed gratitude to President Ho Chi Minh, the beloved leader of the nation. This commemorative event serves as a significant opportunity for the Vietnamese people to remember their historical roots and the sacrifices of their predecessors in nation-building, thereby strengthening national unity. Reverence for the Hung Kings, central to the founding myths, has been passed down for generations in Vietnamese society as a symbol of national cohesion. Source: Nhan Dan