Citadel of Thanh Hóa

The Citadel of Thanh Hóa is a historic fortress in Vietnam, built during the 16th century to defend the region from invasions. It features sturdy walls, gates, and towers, reflecting Vietnamese military architecture of that era. The citadel played a key role in local history, serving as a strategic military site and administrative center. Today, it is a cultural heritage monument, showcasing traditional construction techniques and offering insights into Vietnam’s historical defenses and urban planning. Visitors can explore its remains and learn about the region’s rich past through preserved structures and informative displays.