Xeo Quit tourist area (Cao Lanh district, Dong Thap province) is near the center of Cao Lanh city. This is a place to return to the source. This Tet holiday, many tourists have chosen to come here to visit and enjoy the beautiful scenery. The first young people to come here were overwhelmed when they were immersed in the nature of the Southern river in Xeo Quit.
Ms. Dang Bich Ngan (Can Tho City) said that the road to Xeo Quit Tourist Area is quite easy to find, the group of friends traveled by motorbike for less than 2 hours to get there. The tourist area has many trees so it is cool, the entrance fee is affordable so just walking is fun.
In particular, the canoeing service to explore the cajuput forest is an interesting experience in the eyes of tourists.
"Thanks to seeing it on social media, this Tet holiday I chose to go to Xeo Quit to have fun with my friends. This is an ideal tourist destination for those who want to return to the wild nature of the Southern region. I will definitely return to this place in the near future" - Ms. Ngan said.
Experiencing tourism with Ms. Ngan at Xeo Quit Tourist Area, Mr. Le Nguyen Phuong Tung expressed: "In addition to sightseeing and having fun, I also learned about the history of the anti-American resistance base of Dong Thap province".
According to the assessment, Xeo Quit is one of the meaningful places, leaving many beautiful impressions in the hearts of tourists.
Xeo Quyt relic site has an area of about 50 hectares, including 20 hectares of primeval cajuput forest (belonging to 2 communes My Hiep and My Long, Cao Lanh district, Dong Thap province)
Xeo Quit was the revolutionary base (from 1960-1975) of the Dong Thap Provincial Party Committee leading the people in the resistance war against the US. Throughout the resistance war, Xeo Quit had to endure many bombs and bullets from the enemy.
With national spirit, courage, endurance of danger and strategic intelligence, the army and people of Dong Thap turned the situation around, overcame difficulties, and brought victory to their homeland and country.
