According to the electronic portal of Bac Giang Province, at 1:15 am on 10.2.2025, the Fire Prevention and Fighting Police Department, the provincial police received fire alarms at Chua Chua (Tho Xuong Ward, Bac Giang City). At about 1:35 am on the same day, the fire was basically controlled.
The fire did not spread to the surrounding area. The cause of the fire is being verified and clarified by the authorities.
Village Pagoda is one of the three national cultural and historical sites of Tho Xuong ward including: communal house, Village Pagoda, temple and tomb of General Van Minh's general.
Pagoda (name is Huyen Khue Tu) located in the east of Dinh Draw, facing south. In the past, the pagoda was a common pagoda of both Thanh (Dong Nham) and Drawing (Nam Xuong), now in Tho Xuong ward.
By the Nguyen Dynasty, the elderly set up his own temple, on the small background of a Le dynasty of retirement to worship the village (Am Van Tu). The pagoda was drawn by the villagers to look after and set the Buddha's altar.
In the pagoda, there is a beautiful Buddha image system, with a nineteenth -xx -century Buddhist sculpture style.
The pagoda also has a large bell cast from the time of Le Canh Hung, elegant and clear. The bell is 1.5m high, 66cm wide.
The pagoda has many worshiping items, documents and other valuable artifacts such as incense bowls, wooden floors, incense sticks in the Nguyen Dynasty (the nineteenth century), the bells simultaneously Tay Son and especially the stone tree of the Le Dynasty of Vinh Thinh Nien Thinh (1705-1720) ... In 2018, when repairing the pagoda, the locals discovered 3 platforms of the foot of the lotus stone with the style of the Tran dynasty (the 13th century) under the Triple Jewel's background.
The Pagoda is located at the gateway of Bac Giang City from Lang Son to Hanoi. This is an important area in the battle of Chi Lang - Xuong Giang, in 1427.
Every year, the Pagoda Festival is held on January 7 with many rituals and folk games such as the Chinese character "Tian Xia Thai Binh" or "The entire people opened" ...
The communal house and pagoda were granted a national historical and cultural relic diploma on February 12, 1994.
