#Temple

On the morning of November 6, Bai Chay Ward’s People’s Committee held a groundbreaking ceremony for the restoration and embellishment of Cai Lan Ha Temple.

On January 3, or the 15th day of the 11th lunar month, the statue installation ritual and inauguration ceremony of the Temple dedicated to King Le Thai To were solemnly held in Hoanh Bo ward. The event marked the completion of a key component of the project on the restoration, expansion, and promotion of the historical and cultural values of the temple of King Le Thai To.

Nestled entirely within Son Cave, part of the Chu Coc mountain range in Yen Tu ward, Hang Son temple and pagoda, also known as Coc Tu, is a sacred spiritual site steeped in history and legend. Revered for its dramatic natural setting and cultural significance, it is closely associated with the myth of Bat Hai Dai Vuong, a revered sea deity, and the legendary brotherhood pact between him and National Hero Tran Quoc Tuan (Hung Dao Dai Vuong).

On April 30, Tran Quoc Nghien temple festival was officially launched at the Bai Tho (Poem) Mountain National Historic Site Complex in Ha Long city. The event honors national heroes who made great contributions to the country and aims to inspire patriotic pride and the spirit of national unity.

Cua Ong Temple is situated on a hill overlooking Bai Tu Long Bay, offering breathtaking views of the sea. It is a place of great spiritual importance, where locals and visitors come to pray for peace, prosperity, and good fortune.

The festival of Tran Quoc Nghien Temple (Duc Ong Temple) opened this morning at the Tran Quoc Nghien Temple in Ha Long city.

The Tran Quoc Nghien Temple (Duc Ong Temple) Festival opened on April 30 at the Tran Quoc Nghien Temple in Ha Long city.

The Cua Ong Temple Festival, which was recognised as national special intangible cultural heritage in 2016, opened in Cam Pha city on February 22 or the third day of the second lunar month.