Duc Thanh School – A proud historical site

Phan Thiet City is not only known for its blue sea, white sand, and golden sunshine, but also for its historical and cultural sites. Among them, Duc Thanh School, where President Ho Chi Minh used to work as a teacher, stands out as a monument rich in cultural and historical value and a priceless spiritual significance for the people of Binh Thuan province.

Duc Thanh School is regarded as a site of great cultural and historical significance in Vietnam. (Photo: VNA)

The site was established in 1907 to support the Duy Tan movement led by patriotic scholars such as Phan Chu Trinh, Huynh Thuc Khang, and Tran Quy Cap. (Photo: VNA)

Although small in size, the Duc Thanh School campus is beautifully designed and arranged. (Photo: VNA)

A solemn altar for Nguyen Thong (1827–1884), a patriotic poet, writer, and social activist, is installed in the school. (Photo: VNA)

The dormitory area for teachers and students of Duc Thanh School includes a tea table and a wooden platform for resting. (Photo: VNA)

An overview of the main classroom area of Duc Thanh School. (Photo: VNA)

Several works about the patriotic scholar Nguyen Thong are also on display at the school. (Photo: VNA)