Tran Temple
Tran Thai Binh Temple, in Tien Duc Commune, Hung Ha District, Thai Binh Province, is a place to worship the kings of the Tran Dynasty and is recognized by Vietnamese history as a place of the Tran Dynasty's relics.
With its historical and cultural values, the Mausoleum and Temple of the Tran Dynasty kings has been ranked as a Special National Monument.
At the beginning of the year, the Tran Temple Festival at the Historical Site of the Mausoleum and Temple of the Tran Dynasty kings is held from the 13th to the 17th of the first lunar month every year. The festival has many rich contents and unique features compared to other localities, attracting a large number of people and tourists from all over the world.
Tien La Temple
The national historical and cultural relic of Tien La Temple is located in Doan Hung Commune, Hung Ha District, Thai Binh Province. This is the place to worship Bat Nhan Dong Nhung General Vu Thi Thuc - a female general under the Hai Ba Trung era who protected the country and supported the people in chasing the invaders.
The temple was built on the mysterious sacred land of the Golden Temple, creating a resonance and convergence of human values in the worship of the Holy Mother of the Vietnamese people.
Keo Pagoda
Explore Thai Binh at the beginning of the new year, visitors cannot miss Keo Pagoda, located in Duy Nhat commune, Vu Thu district, Thai Binh province.
Keo Pagoda began construction in 1630 and was completed in 1632. The entire project is made of ironwood and is exquisitely carved by the sculptors of the Later Le Dynasty. In 2012, the Keo Pagoda complex was ranked as a special national monument, a national tourist destination since 2013.
Currently, the entire remaining pagoda architecture of 17 works including 128 rooms is built in the "Foreign Affairs" style.
Keo Pagoda also preserves two national treasures, the incense of Keo Pagoda and the dragon carved doors restored by artisans to the original.
Dong Bang Temple
At the beginning of the new year, Dong Bang temple in An Le commune, Quynh Phu district, Thai Binh province is chosen by many Thai Binh people as a place to pray for prosperity and peace. The temple worships King Bat Hai Dong Dinh, who has made great contributions to protecting the country and advising the people to set up a hamlet to build a painted and packed village since the beginning.
Dong Bang Temple is a relic of historical, cultural and architectural value, long known as one of the sacred temples, a famous spiritual tourist destination in the Northern Delta.
Dong Bang Temple relic was ranked at the national level in 1986, recognized as a spiritual and cultural tourism destination of Thai Binh province in 2015.
