Duc Thanh School

Duc Thanh School is a historic school and museum located at 39 Trung Nhi Street in Duc Nghia Ward, Phan Thiet City, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam. Founded in 1907 by patriotic scholars of the Duy Tan Movement, it is notable as the place where Nguyen Tat Thanh, later known as Ho Chi Minh, taught in 1910 before leaving to seek national salvation. Preserved as a national relic, it displays original classrooms, artifacts, and memorabilia related to the school's history.

Visitors can expect a preserved early 20th-century school complex set around a courtyard with traditional wooden buildings, thatched-roof classrooms, and simple furnishings. The site includes the main schoolhouse, boarding house, well, and exhibition rooms displaying desks, blackboards, documents, photographs, and personal items related to teachers and students from 1907-1912. The setting is quiet and shaded with trees, offering a guided walk through restored classrooms and memorial displays.

Founded in 1907 by Phan Chu Trinh, Huynh Thuc Khang and other Duy Tan Movement scholars to promote patriotic and modern education. In September 1910, Nguyen Tat Thanh (later Ho Chi Minh) came to teach Chinese and Vietnamese at the school before departing in early 1911. The school was recognized as a National Relic and preserved as a memorial to its educational and historical role.

Represents the Duy Tan modern education movement in early 20th-century Vietnam and is preserved as a memorial to traditional patriotic education. The site is valued for its cultural and educational heritage, displaying traditional school architecture and serving as a place for learning about local history and respect for teachers.