Located near Than Tho Lake tourist complex, Pine Hill of Two Tombs has become a place where people visit when they come to Da Lat, calming their hearts. With a tragic love story of two people who lived fully for love. Pine Hill of Two Tombs is a story of steadfast love between two people who lived fully for love.
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Information about Pine Hill of Two Tombs Da Lat
Address
Pine Hill of Two Tombs in Da Lat is located on Ho Xuan Huong Street, Ward 9, Da Lat City, Lam Dong Province. The location is 6km from the center of Da Lat City, adjacent to the Than Tho Lake tourist area.
Directions
Starting from Da Lat market, you go from Ong Dao bridge onto Tran Quoc Toan street, then Yersin street, and then Nguyen Trai street. Go down Quang Trung street, turn into Phan Chau Trinh street, then Ho Xuan Huong street. At the end of the road, on your left, you will see Than Tho Lake tourist area – Pine Hill of Two Tombs.
Admission fee
Currently, the admission fee to Pine Hill of Two Tombs in Da Lat is a package deal and no additional fees are charged. Therefore, you need to be vigilant against scams.
The legend of Pine Hill of Two Tombs Da Lat
Pine Hill of Two Tombs is a touching and true love story. It is the story of Ms. Le Thi Thao and Mr. Vu Minh Tam. The proof of that love story is perhaps the two tombs buried on the pine hill for the past 60 years.
The fateful encounter of the young couple
The story is about the accidental meeting of a young man named Tam, from Vinh Long, a student at Da Lat Military Academy, and Ms. Thao, a teacher at Bui Thi Xuan school in Da Lat.
The two accidentally met by the shore of Xuan Huong Lake, fell deeply in love, and got married:
"Even if the world changes
Thao and Tam will vow to be together for life"
The tragic fate of the soldier and the teacher
After graduation, Tam returned home and asked his parents for permission to marry Thao, but faced strong opposition. His parents forced him to marry a girl he did not love. For that reason, Tam requested a transfer to a front-line war zone.
Thao was heartbroken when Tam's family did not approve of their love. And she grew even more anxious when her lover was at the battlefield.
Many people proposed to her, but she refused. Her only joy and reason for living at that time were the death notices sent from the battlefield.
Then one day, Thao received a death notice from the battlefield. Thao was heartbroken and went to the pine hill by the shore of Suong Mai Lake (now Than Tho Lake), where they had once vowed their love.
Overcome with grief, she committed suicide, holding a love letter for her beloved in her hand. When she died, she asked her family to bury her on that pine hill.
But fortunately, Tam did not die; the husband was mistaken when reporting his death. When Tam returned, he heard that Thao had died, and was deeply saddened and grieved for his beloved. He decided to die with her.
To keep his faithful promise to the girl he loved. Before he died, he left a letter asking to be buried next to her grave so that the two could live happily together. His family and friends buried him next to Thao's grave.
In the end, they still couldn't be together
After 1975, Tam's parents brought his remains back to his hometown, but they were old and weak and could not regularly visit their son's grave. Although Tam's remains had been moved, due to their loyal love, Thao's family kept the double grave.
Moved by the story, musician Hong Van wrote the song "Pine Hill of Two Tombs". A song with a melancholic bolero melody, the lingering echo of an incomplete love.
The mystery of whether Pine Hill of Two Tombs in Da Lat is haunted or not?
Than Tho Lake is located in a relatively deserted area, so there are many rumors of people dying there, or ghosts appearing in photos. In reality, these images are just photoshopped to stimulate people's curiosity. There are no ghosts here.
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