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In 2024, Lam Kinh relic site is expected to welcome approximately 320,000 visitors, including more than 2,500 foreigners, surpassing its target by 14.2%. (Photo: VNA)
In 2024, Lam Kinh relic site is expected to welcome approximately 320,000 visitors, including more than 2,500 foreigners, surpassing its target by 14.2%. (Photo: VNA)
The site features distinct areas, including temples, shrines, tombs, and serene spaces for walking and relaxation. (Photo: VNA
The site features distinct areas, including temples, shrines, tombs, and serene spaces for walking and relaxation. (Photo: VNA
The Jade Well in Lam Kinh is one of the largest ancient wells still existing today. (Photo: VNA)
The Jade Well in Lam Kinh is one of the largest ancient wells still existing today. (Photo: VNA)
The great hall where the King holds court. (Photo: VNA)
The great hall where the King holds court. (Photo: VNA)
Re-enacting royal stone bed at Lam Kinh relic site (Photo: VNA)
Re-enacting royal stone bed at Lam Kinh relic site (Photo: VNA)
Lam Kinh captivates visitors with its facinating legends such as the famous laughing guava tree. When visitors touch or lightly tickle its trunk, the entire tree will shake. (Photo: VNA)
Lam Kinh captivates visitors with its facinating legends such as the famous laughing guava tree. When visitors touch or lightly tickle its trunk, the entire tree will shake. (Photo: VNA)
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Lam Kinh relic site: a gem of Vietnam's former imperial capital

Lam Kinh special national relic site, the ancient capital of the later Le dynasty (1428-1789), is a must-visit destination in the north central province of Thanh Hoa.

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