Dinh Bà Thủy Long Thánh Mẫu

Dinh Bà Thủy Long Thánh Mẫu is an ancient citadel located in Thành phố Phú Quốc, Vietnam. Constructed by the Chinese in 1813, the citadel is divided into three different sections, each representing the Confucian trinity of the heavens, earth and man. The most prominent structure is the central tower, which stands at 37 m high. The other two sections are surrounded by a moat and walls, creating an impressive fortress. Nowadays, the citadel has become a symbol of Cambodian independence and is a popular tourist attraction. Exploring the inner areas, travelers can admire the old citadel walls, which are covered in intricate stonework. Visitors can also learn about the various elements of local history, as well as the significance of this place for the local community.