Located in the An Phu - Kinh Chu - Nham Duong special national relic complex of Kinh Mon town (Hai Duong), Cao An Phu temple is one of the architectural works bearing strong cultural and historical imprints.
Cao An Phu Temple (An Phu Son Tu) is the place to worship An Sinh Vuong Tran Lieu - father of national hero Tran Hung Dao, brother of King Tran Thai Tong, located on the top of An Phu mountain (An Sinh ward, Kinh Mon town, Hai Duong).
In the beginning, the temple was just a small shrine. Over time and the ups and downs of history, the shrine collapsed. After many restorations, on the land of the ancient temple, a spacious and majestic temple with ancient architectural features was built. To this day, the temple still preserves ancient artifacts that bring great historical and cultural values to future generations.
Thanks to its impressive beauty and unique spiritual space, Cao An Phu Temple has become a very attractive destination. In 1992, the historical and cultural relic and scenic spot of Cao An Phu Temple was ranked as a National Monument. On December 22, 2016, the An Phu - Kinh Chu - Nham Duong relic complex was ranked by the State as a special National Monument complex.
This year, the clear weather is an ideal condition for people to go on a spring outing, so the number of visitors to the special national relic site of Cao An Phu Temple (Kinh Mon Town, Hai Duong) is quite large. However, there is no chaos, jostling, burning incense, burning votive papers causing environmental pollution.
The Relic Management Board welcomed and guided visitors, recorded merits and ensured security and order, satisfying those who came here to offer incense and worship.
