Nam Dan Old Stone Field
The old stone field of Nam Dan was investigated in 2004 by scientists from the Institute of Archeology and the Ha Giang Museum.
Location and History
This stone field is situated between Mount Tay Dan and Nam Dan Hill, adjacent to the Nam Khoong Stream. While it may not yet be widely recognized, the allure of the ancient runic symbols carved into the rocks continues to captivate visitors.
About The Stone Field
The rocks here exhibit a variety of types and designs, showcasing the traditional artistry of ancient cultures alongside weathered marks that have developed over the millennia. Each stone holds a unique story, embodying the legends and beliefs of local ethnic groups, particularly regarding their veneration of gods and ancestors. There are approximately 80 engravings featuring circular holes, measuring 5-6 cm in diameter and 1-2 cm in depth, primarily found on the western side of the stones.Photo: viet-nam.us
According to researchers, the Nam Dan Stone Field dates back around 2000 years, possibly serving as a burial site for community leaders or a place of worship for deities, ancestors, and other significant figures. The cultural, historical, and religious significance of this site is profound, and it presents valuable opportunities for scientific study. In recent years, it has gained attention as a notable stop on the tourism route of various agencies, highlighting its potential to become a prominent tourist destination in the future.
Useful Information
- Location: Nam Dan Old Stone Filed
- Best for: Family, couple, solo
- Entrance: Free
- Hours: All hours
- Distance to city center: 48.6km (30.2 mi)

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