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Ancestors selected sites with underground water sources, stacking stones to create wells, settling tanks, and channels for domestic use and agriculture. (Photo: VNA)
Ancestors selected sites with underground water sources, stacking stones to create wells, settling tanks, and channels for domestic use and agriculture. (Photo: VNA)
Thanks to the fresh underground water from the ancient wells, locals cultivate the renowned, clean watercress variety. (Photo: VNA)
Thanks to the fresh underground water from the ancient wells, locals cultivate the renowned, clean watercress variety. (Photo: VNA)
A distinctive feature of the Gio An ancient wells is their stone-stacking construction to tap underground water for daily life and farming. (Photo: VNA)
A distinctive feature of the Gio An ancient wells is their stone-stacking construction to tap underground water for daily life and farming. (Photo: VNA)
Many visitors come to explore and experience the Gio An ancient well system. (Photo: VNA)
Many visitors come to explore and experience the Gio An ancient well system. (Photo: VNA)
Cool, crystal-clear water at an ancient well. (Photo: VNA)
Cool, crystal-clear water at an ancient well. (Photo: VNA)
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Safeguarding Gio An ancient well heritage

Formed thousands of years ago, the Gio An ancient well system in Con Tien commune, Quang Tri province, comprises 14 unique Cham-style structures. Once a vital lifeline for generations of local residents, it is now also a popular destination for visitors from near and far.

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