the homeland of the nation
Phu Tho is a province in the Northeast region, within the Hanoi Capital Area, Vietnam. It is considered the ancestral land of the Vietnamese people. Legend has it that here, the Hung Kings established the nation of Van Lang—the first state of Vietnam, with its capital at Phong Chau (now part of Phu Tho Province).
Phu Tho is a place where the harmonious blend of traditional cultural values, peaceful natural scenery, and the unique cuisine of the midland region come together. Not only famous for the sacred Hung Temple historical site, Phu Tho also attracts visitors with its distinctive cultural heritage such as Xoan singing, traditional festivals, and indigenous customs that create a unique identity for this land. The cuisine of Phu Tho also leaves an impression with rustic dishes that are rich in hometown flavors, such as sour meat and ear-shaped cakes. All these elements combine to create a simple, warm, yet captivating Phu Tho, promising memorable experiences for visitors when they come.
Phu Tho is the homeland of the Vietnamese people, associated with the worship of Hung Vuong – an intangible cultural heritage of humanity. It also preserves many traditional festivals, ancient Xoan singing, and the distinctive cultural identity of the Northern Delta villages.
Phu Tho attracts visitors with its lush natural scenery, rolling mountains, and famous destinations such as Hung Temple, Xuan Son National Park, and Long Coc Tea Hill. It is an ideal stop for those who love ecotourism, relaxation, and exploring history.
Phu Tho cuisine is imbued with the flavors of the midland region, featuring specialties such as ear-shaped cakes, Thanh Son sour pork, stream fish, and wild vegetables. Each dish is simple yet flavorful, reflecting the rustic and sincere character of the people here.
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