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The Can Tho Provincial Party Committee Base relic in Phuong Binh commune, Can Tho city, was built on a land area of about 6 hectares and surrounded by trenches: Lai Hieu canal, Ca Cuong canal, Rach Cu canal, Ba Bai canal. Can Tho Provincial Party Committee Base was started construction in early February 1972, at the house of Ba Bai - a former landowner, so people used to call it "Ba Bai Base". From this base, the Can Tho Provincial Party Committee led and directed the army and people to attack the enemy with three frontal attacks, remove enemy posts, mobilize the masses to destroy "strategic hamlets", gain control and expand the liberated area, creating new strength for the province. On April 27, 1990, the Ministry of Culture and Information issued a Decision recognizing the Can Tho Provincial Party Committee base as a National Historical-Cultural Monument. Today, this relic has been beautifully renovated, this is the pride of the Party, government and people of Can Tho, and is a historical, cultural and educational tourist destination for patriotic traditions and love for people for young generations today and tomorrow. The Can Tho Provincial Party Committee base relic area was carefully restored and embellished, authentically recreating the working space of the Provincial Party Committee during the years of resistance. With items such as souvenir houses, bunkers, and artifact display areas, the relic gives visitors a vivid view of revolutionary life and activities. The space here is not only a place to visit but also a living museum, preserving the heroic memories of the nation. Memorial House: The Memorial House was built in 1995 on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the liberation of the South, and is a place to display documents, photos, and artifacts related to the activities of the Can Tho Provincial Party Committee. This space is designed simply but solemnly, helping visitors feel the hardships and resilient spirit of revolutionary soldiers. Bunkers and trenches: The relic recreates a system of bunkers and trenches, built to protect the Provincial Party Committee from enemy raids. The bunkers are skillfully arranged, taking advantage of the natural terrain, providing a realistic view of the creativity and perseverance of the revolutionary forces. Artifact display area: The display area includes artifacts such as documents, weapons, and personal belongings of Provincial Party Committee comrades, helping visitors better understand life and work during wartime. Each artifact is carefully preserved and comes with detailed annotations to provide complete information. Ecological space: The relic site is surrounded by the typical river landscape of the West, with canals and trees creating a peaceful space. Visitors can combine visiting relics with ecotourism experiences, exploring the natural beauty of the Phung Hiep region. Visiting Ba Bai Base is a meaningful journey, helping visitors understand more deeply the heroic history of the nation. You will hear touching stories about the sacrifices and indomitable spirit of generations of ancestors. Every little corner, every artifact here contains a part of memory, a valuable lesson about patriotism and the will to fight for independence and freedom. Not only is it a historical relic, Ba Bai Base is also an ideal destination for those who love to explore natural beauty. This area possesses a typical flooded melaleuca forest ecosystem of the Southwest region. Visitors can take a boat through small canals, admire the green rows of cajuput trees, enjoy the fresh air and listen to the chirping of birds. The diverse ecosystem with many rare flora and fauna species is also a highlight of Ba Bai. If you are lucky, you can see water birds, fish or typical plants of the mangrove area. This is a great opportunity to take unique photos, capturing moments of immersion in nature. Coming to Can Tho, visitors cannot miss the opportunity to enjoy Western specialties. After visiting Ba Bai Base, you can visit local restaurants and eateries to taste fish sauce hotpot, grilled snakehead fish, pancakes, or dishes made from fresh river products. The rustic, authentic flavor of the cuisine here will definitely satisfy even the most demanding diners. The best time to explore Ba Bai Base and other destinations in Hau Giang is during the dry season, from December to April of the following year. At this time, the weather is dry, sunny, and convenient for moving and participating in outdoor activities. Avoid going during the rainy season (from May to November) because it can be difficult to travel by boat and the experience will not be complete. The Can Tho Provincial Party Committee base relic area is a meaningful historical destination, where heroic memories of the resistance war against the US are preserved. With carefully preserved spaces, meaningful educational activities, and distinctive river landscapes, the relic offers a unique experience for visitors.
Can Tho 9 view From January to December.
Ngày cập nhật : 28/11/2025
