Editing Vinh (section)

====Notable sites====
[[File:Vinh City.jpg|thumb|left|A street in Vinh.]]
[[File:A street in Vinh by night.JPG|thumb|left|A street in Vinh by night]]

Other notable tourist attractions are the Hong Son Temple and Quyet Mountain. Hong Son Temple is one of the few large temples to escape the closures implemented by the [[Communism|Communist]] authorities after the war, and is the site of an important festival on the 20th day of the eighth [[lunar month]]. Quyet Mountain, on the edge of Vinh, is used as a peaceful retreat from the city, with visitors climbing four hundred steps to the summit. From the summit, the whole of Vinh may be seen, along with the river and farmland surrounding it. The mountain is covered with pine trees, although the forest is still not completely recovered from its destruction by bombing during the war. Other places of interest include the Nghệ Tĩnh Soviet Museum (commemorating the major [[Nghệ An]] uprising against the French in the 1930s) and the [[Cửa Lò]] beach resort (a popular destination for citizens of [[Hanoi]]). {{Citation needed|date=May 2012}}