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The photos of ancient citadel in Vietnam seen from Google Maps make the online community in awe

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With the Google Maps application you can explore many beautiful places without ever having to set foot.
Recently, the online community has had the opportunity to admire the architectural photos of the ancient citadel along the country taken from above through the Google Maps application in satellite mode. Very quickly, this share received a lot of attention from the online community. Although not enough to synthesize all the ancient citadels in the country, it is enough to make people admire the architecture and design.

The ancient citadel of Bac Ninh Bac Ninh ancient citadel, a typical military art work of Bac Ninh province, was built in 1805 during the reign of King Gia Long and Nguyen dynasty, on the territory of Do Xa villages, Vo Giang district (now in Ninh ward). Xa); Hoa Dinh village, Tien Du district (now in Vo Cuong ward) and Yen Xa village, Yen Phong district (now Ve An ward), the above places all belong to Bac Ninh city. Citadel of Vinh Thanh Vinh was in the old days of Vinh Yen commune, Yen Truong district, Nghe An province. Now it is in Cua Nam ward – Vinh city, Nghe An province. Citadel was formerly known as Thanh Nghe An, in folklore also known as Turtle City (into shape). The reason is called a turtle citadel because the citadel is built in a 6-sided shape, standing on Quyet mountain looking down looks like a turtle. The citadel was built in the Nguyen Dynasty, the reign of King Gia Long. In 1802, the Nguyen took power from the Tay Son dynasty. Although he hates Nguyen Hue – Quang Trung, but Gia Long cannot ignore the vision of the genius military genius Quang Trung – Nguyen Hue that: Quyet mountain, Vinh river has the stature of an imperial capital. why is it not worth building a provincial town. Therefore, in 1804 Gia Long started to build the citadel. However, because Gia Long wanted to erase the traces of the Tay Son tide, Gia Long did not allow the citadel to be built on Dung Quyet mountain but built in territory 2, Vinh Yen commune, belonging to Yen Truong district, where the vestiges of the citadel remained. until now. Chau Sa ancient citadel – Quang Ngai Thanh Chau Sa is the largest civil monument in the area of ​​Quang Nam – Quang Ngai in the Amaravati continent of ancient Champa. The date of the citadel is determined around the end of the ninth and early tenth centuries. The basis for determining is the stele found in the citadel area. Chau Sa stele has a definite date of 903, on the stele there are information about the first two kings of the Indrapura dynasty (875-982), Indravarman II and Jaya Simhavarman. So Chau Sa citadel at least existed during the Indrapura dynasty. Hue Imperial Citadel Imperial Citadel was built in 1804, but it was not until 1833 that Emperor Minh Mang completed the entire palace system with about 147 works. The royal citadel has a surface area of ​​nearly square, each surface is about 600 meters, built of brick, 4m high, 1m thick, surrounded by a protective moat, with 4 doors to access: The main door (the south) is Ngo Mon, the East There is Hien Nhon estuary, Chuong Duc in the West, Hoa Binh in the North. Bridges and lakes dug around the outside of the citadel are named Kim Thuy. Ancient Citadel of Dong Hoi This is an ancient architectural work and a military work was built nearly 200 years ago by order of King Gia Long. The citadel was built of earth, located on a crucial land on the road through Vietnam, and near the sea (about 1,500m from Nhat Le estuary). By the reign of Emperor Minh Mang, this citadel was built with stone bricks. A large part of Dong Hoi citadel was destroyed during the French colonial period. The remains of Dong Hoi citadel were destroyed by US Air Force bombs in the late 1960s during the Vietnam War. Source: Internet