From early morning, the area of Den Tran, Den Mau (Pho Hien ward, Hung Yen province) and the roads leading to the relic site had quite a lot of people passing by. People brought offerings, sincerely offered incense, praying for peace, health and good things for their families in the new month.
At Den Tran, the atmosphere of incense offering took place solemnly. Many people successively entered the altar area, lit incense and performed rituals according to customs. The temple yard area also gathered many people, but the activities were still maintained in a orderly atmosphere.
Not far from there, Mau Temple also attracts many people to worship. This is one of the familiar spiritual destinations in Pho Hien, often crowded with visitors on the first days of the month, full moon days and holidays.
Recorded on July 1st of the lunar calendar, the number of people coming to relic sites increased significantly compared to normal days. Many families combined pilgrimage visits with visiting the cultural, architectural and landscape space of Pho Hien relic site.
Religious activities at Den Tran and Den Mau are carried out by people according to traditional customs, with the desire to find peace and tranquility in spiritual life.
Pho Hien is a complex of historical and cultural relics of Hung Yen, in which Tran Temple and Mau Temple are spiritual places that people and tourists regularly visit. On the first days of the lunar month, the atmosphere in this area is often busier when people from many places come to offer incense.
