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Temple of Sat Hai Dai Vuong Hoang Ta Thon
The temple of Sat Hai Dai Vuong Hoang Ta Thon is located in Van Trang hamlet, Hop Minh commune, Nghe An province. This is a typical historical and cultural relic, worshiping Sat Hai Dai Vuong Hoang Ta Thon (1254 - 1339), a famous general of the Tran Dynasty who had many achievements in the resistance war against the Yuan - Mongol army, especially the Bach Dang victory in 1288. After the great victory, he was assigned to command the navy, guard the seaports, protect the coastal area and contribute to maintaining the shores of Dai Viet. The temple was built on land associated with his life and career. Over many centuries, the relic still retains traditional architecture with items such as temple gates, worship halls, upper palaces and many valuable artifacts, worship objects and wood carving systems, reflecting the unique architectural art and beliefs of the land of Nghe An. This is not only a place for people's religious activities but also an educational address for patriotic traditions and the moral "When you drink water, remember its source". Every year, from the 11th to the 16th of the 6th lunar month, the Hoang Ta Thon Temple Festival takes place at the temple with traditional rituals such as opening ceremonies, announcements, palanquin processions, incense offerings and offerings, along with many cultural, artistic and folk sports activities. The festival is an opportunity to commemorate the merits of the famous general, while contributing to preserving and promoting traditional cultural values and attracting a large number of people and tourists from all over to attend. Source: According to Hop Minh Commune Electronic Information Portal, Nghe An
Nghe An
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Rating : National monument
Dinh Hoanh Son
Hoanh Son Communal House - Masterpiece of wooden architecture on the Lam Giang river. Located in Nam Dan commune, Nghe An province (formerly in Khanh Son commune, Nam Dan district), Hoanh Son communal house is one of the typical ancient communal houses of Nghe An, famous for its unique architectural art and wood sculpture. The communal house was built in 1763 under the reign of King Le Hien Tong and completed in 1764. This is the place to worship Uy Minh Vuong Ly Nhat Quang - the eighth son of King Ly Thai To, a famous man with many contributions to the development of Nghe An region. Hoanh Son Communal House was built on a campus of about 2,500 m², on the right bank of the Lam River. The building consists of 7 compartments, 8 floors, with 32 large ironwood columns, structured in the traditional matchmaking style, and the roof is covered with yin and yang tiles. After more than 260 years, the communal house still retains its majestic appearance and durable wooden frame system, demonstrating the talented construction techniques of ancient artisans. The most outstanding feature of Hoanh Son communal house is the art of wood carving that has reached a sophisticated level. Hundreds of carved panels on rafters, columns, beams and dong boards vividly depict the themes of four sacred animals, four precious animals, two dragons flanking the moon, bamboo birds, apricot birds, and many life scenes such as plowing, fishing, boating, festivals and folk tales. The carved panels are represented by techniques of soft carving and filigree, which both have artistic value and reflect the cultural life of the residents of the Lam River area in the 18th century. With outstanding value in history, architecture and sculpture, Hoanh Son communal house is ranked as a special national monument. According to: Nghe An Newspaper and Radio and Television
Nghe An
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Rating : Special national monument
Hao Kiet Temple
Hao Kiet Temple - Historical site associated with famous general Phan Cong Tich Hao Kiet Temple located in Hop Minh commune, Nghe An province, is a valuable historical relic, associated with the cultural and religious life of local people. The temple was built to worship Lieutenant Lai Quoc Cong Phan Cong Tich, a famous general who had many contributions in the cause of the revival of the Le Dynasty. In addition, the temple also worships Duke Phan Cong Ngan, Cao Son Cao Cac and a number of figures revered by the people. According to historical documents and genealogy of the Phan family, Phan Cong Tich (also known as Phan Hoang Tich) was born into a family of many generations of mandarins in the Yen Thanh area. During the period of the Southern and Northern dynasties, he soon responded to the pro-Le movement against the Mac dynasty, contributed to bringing King Le Trang Tong back to the throne, and became one of the pillar generals of the Le Trung Hung dynasty. He directly commanded many important battles in Thanh Hoa and Nghe An and was assigned to visit the Thuan Hoa region to stabilize the border situation. With great contributions, he was awarded the title Lai Quoc Cong, held the position of Thai Lieutenant and was conferred many times by the Le and Nguyen dynasties. After Lieutenant Phan Cong Tich passed away, the court granted land for the people to build a memorial temple. Over the centuries, Hao Kiet Temple has not only been a place to worship heroes who contributed to the country but also a center for cultural and religious activities of the community. In the minds of the people, he is a sacred god who always protects and blesses a peaceful life, favorable harvests and a peaceful country and people. In 2023, Hao Kiet Temple will be ranked as a National Historical Monument by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, recognizing the typical historical, cultural and religious values of the monument. Every year, from the 8th to the 12th of the second lunar month, the locality organizes the Hao Kiet Temple Festival to commemorate the merits of Lieutenant Phan Cong Tich. The ceremony took place solemnly with traditional palanquin processions, incense offerings and sacrifices, praying for peace in the country and people, good weather and wind. The festival is exciting with many cultural activities, sports and folk games such as volleyball, tug of war, stick pushing, sack jumping..., contributing to preserving cultural identity and strengthening the spirit of community solidarity. According to: Hop Minh Commune Electronic Information Portal, Nghe An Province.
Nghe An
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Rating : National monument
Vietnam - Laos International Martyrs Cemetery
Vietnam - Laos International Martyrs Cemetery Vietnam - Laos International Martyrs Cemetery is located in Anh Son commune, Nghe An province, on National Highway 7 leading to Nam Can border gate. This is the only cemetery in Vietnam bearing the names of two countries, a symbol of the special solidarity and fighting alliance between Vietnam and Laos. The project was built in 1976. In 1982, the Party and State decided to gather the remains of Vietnamese volunteers and military experts who died in Laos to bury here. The cemetery has an area of nearly 7 hectares and is currently the resting place of nearly 11,000 martyrs, including thousands of unidentified graves. The cemetery consists of two areas A and B with solemnly planned rows of graves. The center is a memorial monument, a ceremony house and a stone stele engraved with blessings in both Vietnamese and Lao languages, praising the solidarity and noble sacrifices of the two countries' soldiers and people during the resistance wars. This is not only a place to commemorate the heroic martyrs of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and military experts who performed international missions in Laos, but also a red address to educate on patriotic traditions, gratitude and special friendship between the two peoples. Every year, the cemetery welcomes thousands of relatives, veterans and tourists to offer incense and pay tribute to fallen heroes. Source: Vietnam - Laos International Martyrs Cemetery Management Board
Nghe An
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Rating : National monument
Temple of Mai Hac De
Temple of Mai Hac De Mai Hac De Temple in Nam Thai commune, Nam Dan district (now Van An commune), Nghe An province is a typical historical relic complex associated with the life and career of national hero Mai Thuc Loan. The relic consists of two main areas, the Temple and the Shrine - Tomb, forming a unified complex in a harmonious space of mountains and water. According to the Nghe An Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Mai Thuc Loan initiated the Hoan Chau uprising in 713, leading the people against the domination of the Tang Dynasty. After winning many victories, he ascended the throne, took the title Mai Hac De, named the country Van An and built an independent government. In 722, before a large-scale attack by the Tang army, the uprising failed and Emperor Mai Hac died in the Hung Son mountains. To commemorate the merits of the national hero, people built a temple in the ancient land of Van An. The temple was built during the Later Le period and was majorly restored in the 2nd year of Minh Menh (1821). The project is located on high land, facing the Lam River in front, including items such as gate, yard, lower palace, middle palace, upper palace, left vu, right vu, featuring traditional carving art with the themes of four sacred animals and four precious animals. About 200 meters west of the temple is the Temple - Tomb of Mai Hac De. The monument was built according to the layout of "front temple, rear tomb", the mausoleum is made of monolithic green stone, the front overlooks the Lam River, the back leans towards Dun mountain, creating a characteristic "mountain and water view" position. Currently, the relic still preserves many valuable artifacts such as worship statues, horizontal panels, parallel sentences, incense burners and many feudal dynasties for Mai Hac De and Mai Thieu De. Every year, the King Mai Temple festival is held from the 13th to 15th of the first lunar month with traditional rituals such as water procession, foot procession, incense offering and many folk cultural activities, notably the King Plum wrestling festival. Source: Nghe An Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Nghe An
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Rating : Special national monument
Hoa Tien cave relic
Fire Cave is a national historical site located in Hoang Mai ward, Nghe An province, marking the heroic sacrifice of 33 young volunteers from Group 4, unit C271, Team 27 in the resistance war against the US to save the country. This is a sacred "red address", reminding of the brave spirit and dedication of young people who died for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland. On April 28, 1966, while on duty to quarry, level and protect the North-South railway at Hoang Mai station area, soldiers suddenly encountered a fierce air attack by American aircraft. While taking shelter in a cave, two rockets hit the cave entrance, causing a large amount of rock to collapse, burying the soldiers inside. After many hours of rescue, 33 young volunteers heroically sacrificed their lives, most of them when they were only sixteen, seventeen, or twenty years old. From that tragic event, the cave was called by the people by the emotional name Fire Cave. During the war years, the Hoang Mai area was a strategic transportation gateway to the North with an important road, rail and waterway system serving support for the Southern battlefield. Places such as Hoang Mai station, Hoang Mai bridge, Ri bridge or Hoang Mai quarry often become targets of fierce attacks by the US air force. Despite facing bombs, deprivation and danger, the young volunteers still stubbornly held on with the spirit of "Live by the bridge, stick by the road; die with resilience and courage", determined to maintain the lifeline of traffic. The sacrifice of 33 young volunteers has become a shining symbol of revolutionary heroism and the spirit of dedication of Vietnamese youth. In 2003, they were posthumously awarded the title of Martyrs and awarded the Fatherland Certificate by the State. By 2011, the Rocket Cave and Railway Martyrs Cemetery relics were ranked as national historical relics, becoming a place to pay tribute to fallen heroes and educate patriotic traditions for today's generations. Today, Rocket Cave is a destination with profound historical and humanistic significance. Coming here, visitors will not only learn about a heroic period of the nation but also better feel the value of peace, independence and the great sacrifices of previous generations for the future of the country. According to People's Electronic Newspaper
Nghe An
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Rating : National monument
Dien Co Temple
Dien Co Temple is located on a land area of more than 2,500 square meters in Dong Chu village, Nghi Truong commune, Nghi Loc district, Nghe An province. Dien Co Temple was established to worship the god Cao Son Cao Cac and his descendants. According to legend, the god Cao Son was originally from China, had the surname Cao, the name was Hien, passed the Ming Dynasty doctorate, and was sent to our country to be an observation envoy. He was a righteous man, defeated the Man invaders, maintained peace and filial piety between the two countries, helped the people do business and develop production, so after his death, a temple was built. When there is a natural disaster such as a drought, praying to him is very effective. Therefore, all dynasties have ordained gods and are listed internationally. Than Cao Cac is a native of Cao Xa village, Tho Xuan district, Thanh Do prefecture, born on January 6, 938. From a young age, he was intelligent and had extraordinary health. God was born in a time of chaos caused by 12 warlords. He followed Dinh Bo Linh and was instrumental in founding the Dinh Dynasty. In 968, Dinh Bo Linh pulled troops to Hoa Lu to build the capital and ascended the throne as Emperor, establishing the Dinh Dynasty, naming the country Dai Co Viet. King Dinh gave him the land of An Ninh district. He saw that this was a place with charming scenery and peaceful people, so he set up a military base and practiced martial arts with his soldiers. He was a kind-hearted person, often guiding people in growing crops, raising livestock and helping people cure diseases... Then, when the King of Champa, Sa Dau, brought troops to threaten our country, King Dinh gave him a sword seal and 50,000 soldiers. Go fight. With his strategic talent, he commanded bravely, killed many enemies, achieved success in defeating the Champa army in Nghe An, Thanh Hoa, and drove the enemy out of the territory. King Dinh wanted to keep him here to take care of government affairs, but he insisted on retiring to the An Ninh area to live with the people of his homeland. After his death, the Dinh Dynasty built a temple. People in many places set up temples to worship the gods. When there are big floods, fields are soaked in water for a long time, giving rise to armyworms, causing crop failures. The villagers offered prayers to the god for blessings, and sure enough, the armyworms died, and from then on, the people believed even more in the blessings of the god. Up to now, no documents have been found that specifically record the date of construction of Dien Co temple, but according to the chronology of the ordinations kept here and according to the elders in the area, the temple was built before the 5th century. XVIII, including 3 buildings: upper palace, middle palace and lower palace. The temple is famous for its sacredness; was once conferred ordained by kings. Through many events, ups and downs of history, the temple was demolished to perform other functions, leaving only vestiges of the temple foundation and some religious orders (recognition of the 44th King Canh Hung (1783), sect conferred in the 9th year of King Khai Dinh's reign (1924). With a sense of returning to the roots, to meet spiritual needs and contribute to traditional education for the young generation, according to the wishes of the people, Nghi Truong Commune People's Committee organized the restoration and renovation of Dien Temple. Flag on the old temple foundation with socialized funds. After more than a year of urgent construction, the three upper palaces, middle palaces and lower palaces, and the ritual gate of Dien Co temple have been embellished and restored on a large scale, more beautiful and spacious than before, and the palaces have been decorated. The altar decorations are solemn and splendidly painted and gilded. According to traditional customs, every 2 years, local people jubilantly organize festivals on the 20th and 21st days of the first lunar month. On those days, people from villages in the area made offerings to worship at the Temple. In the feast, two traditional cakes are indispensable: day cake and aunt cake. Dien Co Temple Festival carries cultural and spiritual values in the minds of Nghi Truong residents, attracting the participation of a large number of local people and people in the region. The festival begins on the afternoon of the 20th and ends on the evening of the 21st of the first lunar month (lunar calendar), including 2 parts: The ceremony and the festival. The ceremony includes: announcement ceremony, sacrifice ceremony, procession ceremony and thanksgiving ceremony. The festival has many exciting cultural and sports activities, human chess competitions, folk games such as cockfighting, tug of war, bamboo fighting, swinging, tickling, lion dancing, and opera singing ( play Trung Trac Trung Nhi).... Source: World Heritage
Nghe An
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Rating : National monument
Duc Hoang Temple
Duc Hoang Temple is located in Phuc Thanh commune (Yen Thanh, Nghe An). Legend has it that during the reign of King Tran Nhan Tong, in the year Thien Bao, 1285, our country was invaded by the Yuan - Mongol invaders. Hoang Ta Thon was from Van Phan village, (Dien Van commune, Dien Chau district today), heeding the court's call to save the country and set out to fight the enemy. Due to his intelligence, cunning and swimming talent, he was recommended by a commander to Hung Dao Vuong and was accepted into the Tran Dynasty's battle-hardened navy. After a period of training, seeing that Hoang Ta Thon had talent, virtue, and unusual appearance, just like the legend, Tran Hung Dao took him to be his apprentice and trained him further in the book of war and the art of war. He had many great contributions in fighting foreign invaders, the most famous being the war on the Bach Dang River in the year of Mau Ty 1288. After the country was cleared of enemies, Hoang Ta Thon still regularly trained his soldiers and many times personally went to inspect and organize a system of fortifications in the coastal areas of Hai Phong, Thanh Hoa, Nghe An to suppress the enemy. oppress the pirates. Also during this time, Hoang Ta Thon returned to visit his hometown and saw the devastated villages and the people struggling and hungry because of the enemy and storms. He felt very sorry for them. Faced with that situation, he spent his money and gave it to his eldest son to find new land that was easy to do business in, so he could bring villagers to establish a new village. Then during a patrol, he fell ill and died suddenly at Trao gate, Hoang Hoa district (Thanh Hoa). When the court heard the news, they were extremely sorry and sent a dragon boat to carry his coffin back to his hometown for burial. They built a temple and named him Sat Hai Chang Lai great general, Thien Bong Marshal Chi Chi, also known as Sat. Hai Dai King Hoang Ta Ton. Duc Hoang Temple was built during the Tran Dynasty on a high, airy, shady terrain, with the temple door overlooking Dieu Oc Lake. Initially it was just a small, simple temple, but in 1505 the upper palace was built with walls and tiles. More than 300 years later, in 1882, the central palace was built and in 1936, the lower palace was built. Through many ups and downs of history, the temple has been renovated many times. Up to now, the old landscape of the temple has many changes but still retains the original architecture. In particular, the art of decoration, bas-reliefs, and sculpting of statues at temples has reached a high level in creating art where the appearance, demeanor, and costumes of the images are described and expressed specifically. Vivid, elegant colors and elegant shapes create a sacred beauty for the temple. Especially the statues of elephants and horses in front of the temple yard, the decorative panels of the three mountains, the animals in front of the royal palace and the stack of matches, and the statues of martial arts officials in front of the harem are elaborate works of art. In addition to worshiping Hoang Ta Thon, Duc Hoang temple also worships Princess Bach Y, the daughter of King Ho Quy Ly; worship Shakyamuni Buddha, Princess Lieu Hanh and worship the snake god. The worship in the temple between ancestors who have contributed to preserving the country with Buddha and the Holy Mother creates "three religions of the same origin", as a harmony between heaven, earth, mountains and rivers, between spirituality and the earthly world. The highlight of Duc Hoang Temple is Dieu Oc lotus pond, one of the eight famous beautiful scenes of the ancient Dong Thanh land. In the early summer, tourists come to enjoy Duc Hoang Temple when the lotus blooms, the fragrant lotus scent, the pink of the flowers, the green of the leaves weave a giant lotus carpet winding around the village, very poetic. Behind Duc Hoang Temple is a primeval forest with many types of precious wood, so the air here is cool all year round, filled with the sound of birds singing and squirrels jumping. The annual Duc Hoang Temple Festival takes place for 3 days, starting from January 29 and the 1st and 2nd day of the 2nd lunar month. Divided into 2 main parts: Ceremony part and festival part. The ceremony is solemn and respectful, preserving the beauty of the ceremony. The festival has a variety of cultural and sports activities such as volleyball, traditional wrestling, stick pushing, tug of war, ceremonial drum competition between clans, boat racing, cockfighting, wrestling, human chess fighting, Swinging fairies, catching fish, catching ducks, jumping rope, cooking rice, going to pray... With the mass art movement serving the festival, there have also emerged many vi miles singers who have been recruited and trained by many places. create wealth. Source: Nghe An Tourism
Nghe An
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Rating : National monument
Phan Boi Chau Memorial Area
Phan Boi Chau memorial relic site in Nam Dan includes two locations, about 1.5km apart: paternal hometown in hamlet 2, Xuan Hoa commune, Nam Dan district and maternal hometown in Nam Dan town, Nam Dan district, Nam Dan province. Nghe An. Phan Boi Chau's real name is Phan Van San, alias Sao Nam, born on December 26, 1867 in a Han family, in Sa Nam village, Nam Dan district, Nghe An province; He is a great cultural figure and representative of the Vietnamese national liberation movement in the early years of the twentieth century. In the dark night of slavery, on the journey to find a way to save the country with nearly thirty years of hard work, Phan Boi Chau's footsteps passed through many places: in Quang province, in Hoan Don, in Tuyen. Quang, Dong Kinh, Than Ho, Shanghai, Que Viet, sometimes in Japan, sometimes in China, sometimes back in Thailand... Patriotic movements launched by Mr. Phan such as Duy Tan Hoi, Dong Du, Vietnam Quang Phuc Association, Vietnam Nationalist Party... are always responded to by people from all walks of life. Especially the youth, they see Phan Boi Chau as an idol and ideal to strive for the cause of national liberation. On June 30, 1925, Phan Boi Chau was kidnapped by the French colonialists in Shanghai (China), brought back to the country, tried at the Hanoi Penitentiary Court, and then brought to rest in Hue. On the morning of October 29, 1940 (September 29, Canh Thin year), he breathed his last breath at the thatched house on Ben Ngu slope (Hue). The Phan Boi Chau memorial relic area in Nam Dan is a place associated with Phan Boi Chau's life from the time he cried into the world, until the time he left to find a way to save the country. Phan Boi Chau's house used to be a gathering place for "heroes from all directions" - patriotic literati, intellectuals, members of Can Vuong's party, guests from the continent who lost their lives... everywhere discussed together. water affairs. Among them is Deputy Nguyen Sinh Sac - President Ho Chi Minh's father. The days when he was a child, following his father to visit Uncle Phan, listening to his ancestors discuss the country's affairs, contributed to forming the ideology of saving the country and loving the people in Ho Chi Minh. During the years of working at home and abroad until he was arrested and sent to house arrest in Hue, Mr. Phan returned to visit his hometown and family several times. The last time he visited home was in the spring of the Year of the Tiger - 1926. Phan Boi Chau memorial relic area is a place to educate revolutionary traditions for the young generation, demonstrating the nation's morality of drinking water, remembering its source. The works are arranged harmoniously and have appropriate architecture, forming a unified whole that both serves the function of souvenirs and gratitude to famous people, and at the same time exudes elegance and grace like the essence of Mr. Phan. 1. Father's hometown: Uncle Phan's house in his father's hometown is located outside Ta Lam dike, looking far away is the majestic Dai Hue range, behind is the Lam river. To the northwest is the majestic Ru Dun, once the headquarters of the Mai Hac De in the past. Currently, the relic's campus is 754m2 wide, including items: gates, walls, memorial stele house, garden... 2. Maternal hometown: is the birthplace and associated with Phan Boi Chau's childhood, the total relic area is 4878m2, including 2 main areas: the memorial area including the cottage and the garden of his family. Phan Boi Chau; The memorial area includes a display of artifacts related to the life and revolutionary career of Uncle Phan and auxiliary works. Currently, at the site, there are still 134 documents and artifacts (51 antiques, 83 relics), including materials such as paper, wood, stone, bronze, bamboo, etc., which are sacred souvenirs. attached to the life and revolutionary activities of Phan Boi Chau. Every year, two solemn ceremonies take place at the relic, which are the anniversary of Phan Boi Chau's death on the 29th day of the 9th lunar month and the anniversary of the birth of Phan Boi Chau on the 26th day of the 12th lunar month, autumn. Attracting a large number of officials, local people, all levels and sectors to attend. In addition, on holidays, according to local traditions such as Lunar New Year, Thuong Nguyen, Trung Nguyen... and the lunar new year day every month, local people come to offer incense in large numbers to commemorate. With particularly outstanding value, the historical relic Phan Boi Chau Memorial Area in Nam Dan was ranked by the Prime Minister as a Special National Monument on December 22, 2016). Source: Department of Cultural Heritage
Nghe An
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Rating : Special national monument
Temple of Emperor Quang Trung
Emperor Quang Trung Temple is located on Dung Quyet Mountain - a place considered a green pearl that nature has bestowed on Nghe An and Vinh city. Dung Quyet Mountain has 4 branches: Long Thu (dragon head), Phuong Duc (Phoenix wings), Quy Boi (Turtle dune) and Ky Lan. The ancients called the terrain here the land of four spirits, because there are enough Dragon, Ly, and Quy Phuong. This is considered the position of the pharynx during the process of building and defending the country on the natural path through Vietnam. After consulting with La Son Phu Tu Nguyen Thiep, Nguyen Hue chose the Dung Quyet mountain area as a prime location, with bright meteorology and spacious terrain to locate the capital for long-term planning. On September 3, the year of Mau Than (October 1, 1788), Nguyen Hue Quang Trung issued an edict assigning Tran Thu Than and La Son's husband Nguyen Thiep to organize the construction of Phuong Hoang Trung Do in the land between Dung Quyet mountain and Dung Quyet mountain. Unicorn. Therefore, October 1, 1788 was chosen as the anniversary of the Phoenix Trung Do. To commemorate the great contributions of the cloth hero, preserving the close bond between Emperor Quang Trung and his fatherland Nghe An, on August 15, 2005, the People's Committee of Nghe An province commenced construction. Build a temple to worship Emperor Quang Trung. After more than 1,000 days of construction, the temple was inaugurated on May 7, 2008. The temple includes the following structures: The four-pillar ritual gate is designed in a two-story, eight-roof architecture. Next are the auxiliary works: Left vu and right vu houses where delegates are welcomed and exhibits of artifacts. The center of the entire temple architecture is the front hall consisting of 3 houses: lower hall, middle palace, upper palace, designed in the shape of a Tam gradually increasing. All three houses are made of ironwood, carved with motifs in the style of the Nguyen Dynasty. The Lower House has an altar arranged according to Vietnamese worship beliefs - First Buddha, later saints. The Central Palace consists of three worship spaces: In the middle of the Council altar - worshiping generals and mandarins of the Tay Son period; The left and right sides worship civil and martial mandarins of the Tay Son dynasty. The Upper Palace is the place to worship Emperor Quang Trung and his father - Mr. Ho Phi Phuc and his mother - Ms. Nguyen Thi Dong. Every year, the Upper Palace is opened on two major holidays: July 29 of the lunar calendar - the death anniversary of Emperor Quang Trung and January 5 - the anniversary of the Ngoc Hoi - Dong Da victory. Emperor Quang Trung Temple and Trung Do Phoenix relic were recognized as tourist destinations by Nghe An Provincial People's Committee on December 21, 2017. Source: Electronic information portal of Nghe An province tourism department
Nghe An
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Rating : National monument