Co Loa Citadel relics

Bai Men archeological site (Co Loa commune) located in a high ground near Hoang Giang river, about 1 – 1.5m higher than the rice field in the South-east of Co Loa citadel. Bai Men is about 1.5km far from Tien Hoi archaeological site and borders Dinh Trang archaeological site in …

Dinh Trang archaeological site located in Dinh Trang hamlet (Duc Tu, Dong Anh, Hanoi), in the East of Co Loa citadel. Dinh Trang archaeological site lie snugly in highland area, near to old Hoang Giang river, section from Nhan Ly hamlet, through Dinh Trang hamlet to Thac Qua hamlet, with …

Dong Vong archaeological site is located to the South East of Co Loa citadel, on a high strip along Hoang Giang River. It has an estimated area of ​10,000m2. Around the site, there are several other archaeological sites. Next to the South West is Bai Men archaeological site and Cau …

Ma Tre used to be a cemetery, located to the South West of South gate of Co Loa citadel, to the left of its was a road opened from Sa market to An Duong Vuong temple, between the Middle and Internal Rampart. On June 21, 1982, while lowering paddy plots …

My Chau temple is lay inside Co Loa pagoda, a place for Buddhist worship, with the architecture in form of “nội công ngoại quốc” (internal shape looks like Chinese character “cong” 工 and external shape looks like character “quoc” 国), character 工 is located in the center, in font is …