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HÀ NỘI — The Friends of Vietnam Heritage will hold an excursion to Hạ Mỗ Village in Ha Noi’s suburban district of Đan Phượng on January 23.
Located about 22km from the city centre, Hạ Mỗ was the land of Ô Dien Citadel in the past.
Ô Dien Citadel dates back to the 6th century AD and is smaller and less famous than the old capitals of Thăng Long and Huế, but equally important.
Fifteen centuries have passed and the vestiges of the citadel such as architecture, structure, and materials are difficult to identify. The traces of its history, however, are visible and can be understood through some relics including Vạn Xuan Communal house, Ham Rồng Temple, Chính Khí Temple and Văn Hiến Temple.
Alongside visiting some relics, during this trip, the tour group will meet Nguyễn Tọa, a Hạ Mỗ villager, former Vice President of the Ha Noi Folk Arts Association, who is devoted to, the research and collection of Hạ Mỗ’s historical documents to pass on to the next generations of the village.
The tour will also include a cooking class conducted by two villagers who will guide tour members to cool two local dishes – chao se (porridge) and banh đuc (rice steamed cake).
The tour, which is in Vietnamese with English translation, will run from 8am until 5pm. Cost: VNĐ380,000/person.
Registration via this link before January 20: forms.gle/aEYGAF3c5LmZ3yxW9.
Source: https://vietnamnews.vn/life-style/856756/fvh-excursion-to-historical-suburban-ha-mo-village.html