Lang Son Citadel has surviving walls, gates and architectural remains distributed within the city. Protected sections and access may not be continuous. Follow paths and interpretation, do not climb, lean on or write on walls, and avoid obstructing traffic or local activity. Check hours and open areas where exhibitions operate.
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A few more places in this province to keep shaping your route.
A famous mountain pass on the road to Lang Son, where Lam Son forces ambushed a Ming relief army and killed Lieu Thang in 1427.
Tam Thanh Pagoda is a worship space inside a limestone cave in Lang Son, with altars, paths and natural rock surfaces.
A market dating from the 17th century, founded by Than Cong Tai and named in a famous folk verse, holding six main sessions a month.
A mother goddess temple on a hill in Bac Le hamlet, keeping 19 wooden statues and two early twentieth century steles.
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