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Sometimes referred to as the hill of tombs, this site is a garden cemetery containing the remains of Chinese-born General Mac Cuu (1655--1735) and his family. Mac Cuu is credited with establishing Ha Tien in 1670, when the region was part of Cambodia. The family mausoleum, with its traditional Chinese tombs decorated with dragons, phoenixes, tigers, and lions, was built in 1809. A small temple dedicated to the family sits at the base of the complex.
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