Thien An
The seal-shaped hill, the old pagoda, and the tomb of Huỳnh Thúc Kháng, on a morning before the April–August heat.
The bureau prints the hill at 100 m, a plaque granted in 1716, and a national relic ranking in 1990 for the mountain, the pagoda, and the tomb of Huỳnh Thúc Kháng (1876–1947). The library prints 105 m, and a pagoda built in Ất Hợi 1695 by thiền sư Pháp Hóa, about 2 km from cầu Trà Khúc 1. Both heights stay. Both years stay. They are different facts.
Neither page prints a ticket or a gate hour. Check on arrival. Châu Sa, the earth citadel on the way toward Sơn Mỹ, is ramparts and a moat, about 7 km northeast of the center on the bureau page.
