According to the People's Committee of Pho Hien Ward (Hung Yen Province), the project to expand and upgrade Tran Temple - Mau Temple - Ban Nguyet Lake Park is being implemented synchronously, the goal is to be basically completed by November 2025. When completed, the project will bring a new, spacious and modern appearance while still preserving the original ancient and sacred features of the relic.
According to the records, along with the sidewalk stone paving items, construction units are focusing on building fences, renovating the campus, and deploying vehicle parking lots to serve pilgrims. Other items such as upgrading walking paths are also being accelerated.
The People's Committee of Pho Hien Ward emphasized that the traditional architectural space combined with the landscape of trees, lakes and synchronous infrastructure will create a unique cultural - spiritual - ecological complex.
This will be a destination to serve people and tourists in religious activities, sightseeing, studying, while contributing to preserving heritage values, arousing the historical and cultural pride of the homeland, promoting sustainable tourism.
Located in the center of the complex of famous ancient ports, the Tran and Mau temples have existed for hundreds of years, associated with the prosperity of the ancient port. The Mother Temple, also known as Hoa Duong Linh Tu, worships Mrs. Duong Quy Phi, is famous for its sacredness and is located right next to Ban Nguyet Lake. Among the people, people still say: "Go to Tran Temple to pray for honor, go to Mau Temple to ask for fate, ask for goodness to be safe and healthy".
Ms. Tran Thi Thuy Van, a long-time resident of Ban Nguyet Lake, said: "Since I was a child, I have been attached to the landscape of Mau Temple, Tran Temple and the cool green Ban Nguyet Lake surface. Now seeing the project being renovated and expanded, I am very excited.
Hopefully, the project will both preserve its ancient features and have more amenities so that visitors and residents can feel its spaciousness, civilization but still sacredness.
The completion of the project not only creates a landscape highlight in the heart of Pho Hien ward, but also contributes to promoting the image of Hung Yen - a land rich in historical and cultural traditions to a large number of domestic and foreign tourists.
