Characteristic: located in an area that has a strategic position of the country, Co Loa citadel was nominated to be Vietnam’s capital twice. The first time that it was chosen was in the An Duong Vuong King, in the late 3^rd and early 2^nd century BC. The second time was the age when the Ngo Vuong Quyen King ruled the country in the middle of the 10^th century.

After examining the archeological relics from the Bronze and Iron ages including three ramparts belonged to Co Loa citadel, experts stated that the length of this area is about 16km. there are many religious and commemorative constructions situated in this relics consisting of Ngu Trieu Di Qui Communal House, My Chau Temple, and Bao Son Pagoda. In addition, mystical relics such as Ngoc Well, Flag Tower, and Ngu Xa Castle also make this citadel a cultural and historical tourist destination.

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