N'Trang Long relic site

N'Trang Long relic area is a complex of memorial works, honoring national hero N'Trang Long, leader of the uprising against the French in the Southern Central Highlands. The project is located in Lam Dong province, including the 18.5 m high monument of national hero N'Trang Long, along with other items to educate history, promote culture and be a place for spiritual and cultural activities for the people.  The struggle against the French colonialists of the M'nong people led by N'Trang Long lasted from 1912 - 1935. For more than a quarter of a century (25 years), N'Trang Long gathered most of the M'nong people in the Lam Dong highland area today to join the fight against the French. The locations of the M'nong people's anti-French colonial movement led by the hero N'Trang Long are places that mark glorious and heroic victories against foreign invaders, demonstrating the resilient will to fight, the indomitable spirit, solidarity, and love of the Central Highlands people in the national liberation movement. After the war passed, this place still has traces of tunnels, trenches, ramparts, fortifications... with historical and cultural value in educating generations about the tradition of love for the homeland. To remember the merits and victories of fighting against the invaders, the authorities have ranked, invested, renovated and restored a number of places of the struggle movement led by N'Trang Long in Tuy Duc commune and built a monument in Gia Nghia city, visitors can visit, learn and check-in. Currently, to remember the merits and victories of fighting against invaders, the authorities have ranked, invested in, renovated and restored a number of locations of the struggle movement led by N'Trang Long in Tuy Duc commune and built monuments in Gia Nghia City specifically, such as: The remains of Bu Méra post have a total area of 1 hectare (100m x 100m). The former post was arranged quite scientifically, including a main door in the West - North, 2.5m wide and 2 side doors (escape doors) in the West - South and East - North connecting along the trench running down the Dak Buk So tributary. With an overall area of ​​only 1 hectare, Bu Méra station contains an ecological sub-population with echoes of the Central Highlands mountains and forests; There are many types of large wood, aged from 70 to 90 years (regenerated wood, almost intact), along with many species of birds, squirrels, reptiles, etc. Currently, the relic has been restored and embellished with items such as moats, ramparts, gates, etc. to serve tourists. Bu Nor bon vestiges with an area of ​​about 7 hectares, currently located in the protective forest of Quang Tan Forestry Enterprise with many types of wood of quite large size, still intact. Remains of "Henri Maitre Beer". Currently, Henri Maitre's grave remains intact. The grave has an area of ​​about 3m2, the highest point is 40cm (above the ground), traces reflect the crimes of the French colonialists against the people of the Central Highlands ethnic groups; reflects the resilient and indomitable will to fight of the people of Lam Dong ethnic groups under the brave strategic leadership of national hero N'Trang Long. Monument to Hero N'Trang Long and the national liberation struggle movement of 1912 - 1935 at Dak Nur hill, Bac Gia Nghia ward, Lam Dong province. If you have the opportunity to visit the Central Highlands, don't forget to stop by the N'Trang Long relic site to learn more about the patriotism, love, and pride of the heroes of the Central Highlands ethnic groups!

Lam Dong 78 view December to April.

Ngày cập nhật : 23/11/2025