Hoa Lu

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Hoa Lu is an ancient capital site of Vietnam renowned for its historic temples, royal citadel ruins, and scenic karst landscape in present-day Ninh Binh Province.

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Hoa Lu canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient capital site
historic site
tourist attraction
associatedWithDynasty Dinh dynasty
linked to: Đinh dynasty

Early Le dynasty
linked to: Early Lê dynasty
capitalOf Dai Co Viet
linked to: Dai Viet

early Vietnamese feudal state
commemorates King Dinh Tien Hoang
linked to: Đinh Tiên Hoàng

King Le Dai Hanh
early Vietnamese monarchs
country Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
distanceFromHanoi approximately 90 kilometers south
endTime 1010
foundedBy Dinh Bo Linh
hasPart Hoa Lu Ancient Capital Relic Site
King Dinh Tien Hoang Temple
King Le Dai Hanh Temple
rice fields
royal citadel ruins
scenic karst landscape
surrounding limestone mountains
temples
hasView limestone peaks
rice paddies
sinuous rivers and canals
heritageStatus national historical relic of Vietnam
locatedIn Hoa Lu District
Ninh Binh Province
Red River Delta region
linked to: Red River Delta
locatedNear Tam Coc – Bich Dong
linked to: Tam Coc–Bich Dong

Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex
notableStructure Dinh Temple courtyard
Le Temple courtyard
ancient city walls remnants
gates and foundations of royal citadel
religion Buddhism
Vietnamese folk religion
replacedBy Hanoi
Thang Long
startTime 968
terrainFeature karst landscape
limestone mountains
river valleys
tourismType cultural tourism
historical tourism
landscape tourism

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Northern Vietnam containsHistoricalCapital Hoa Lu
subject linked to: northern Vietnam