Tran Hung Dao Temple
Tran Hung Dao Temple
Tran Hung Dao Temple
Tran Hung Dao Temple
Tran Hung Dao Temple
Tran Hung Dao Temple
Tran Hung Dao Temple
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Price: 190,000VND

Phone: 0917502880

Time to visit a place: 60 phút

Open Time: 7:00 AM - Close Time: 8:00 PM

Email: phanlan02081980@gmail.com

Address: tho khoi, xa yen , huyen ha trung, thanh hoa Ha Trung district,

The Tran Temple, also known as the Tho Khoi Temple, located in Yen Duong Commune, Ha Trung District, is a national cultural heritage site dedicated to Tran Hung Dao, an outstanding general of the Vietnamese people during the Tran Dynasty. The temple honoring Hung Dao Dai Vuong stands on the northern bank of the Tong Giang River, facing south. The temple has a history of nearly seven hundred years of construction and has undergone numerous restorations and renovations. The temple consists of several components, including the “nghi mon”, “gieng nuoc”, “binh phong”, “bai duong”, “tien duong”, “giai vu”, “thien tinh”, “trung duong”, “hau cung”, “nha mau”, and the office of the Heritage Management Board. Currently, the temple preserves ancient artifacts such as “long ngai”, “bai vi”, stone incense holder, ceremonial hat, sword, and especially the seal (imperial seal), all of which reflect the temple's historical existence. For these reasons, Tho Khoi Temple in Ha Duong Commune, Ha Trung District, was recognized as a National Cultural and Historical Heritage Site in 1996. Every year, Tho Khoi Temple (Tran Temple) hosts two major festivals: the Full Moon of January, known as the Seal Opening Ceremony, and the main festival, which takes place on the death ... View more

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The Temple of Trần Hưng Đạo - A Temple with 700 Years of History

Trần Temple, also known as Thổ Khối Temple (Image Source: Internet)

The Trần Hưng Đạo Temple is a national historical and cultural monument, with great potential for cultural tourism and spiritual visits. It is a living museum of folk culture, a unique cultural feature of Thanh Hóa Province that is being preserved and maintained. The village of Thổ Khối in Tống Giang District, Thanh Hoa Prefecture (now Hà Trung District, Thanh Hóa Province) was honored to be chosen by the esteemed General Trần Hưng Đạo as the resting place for two kings and their command staff, becoming the headquarters for the resistance against the Yuan-Mongol forces. Trần Hưng Đạo was a national hero who played a pivotal role in defeating the enemy at Hàm Tử, Chương Dương, Tây Kết, and Bạch Đằng, successfully driving the Yuan-Mongol forces out of the country, achieving remarkable victories in the nation's struggle against foreign invaders.

The Temple Shrine of the Trần Dynasty's Sacred Ancestor (Image: Source Internet)

On the 20th of August in the year of Canh Tý (1300), during the 8th year of the Hưng Long era, Great King Trần Quốc Tuấn, a national hero, passed away due to illness. To honor the contributions of this hero, the people of Thổ Khối village built a temple dedicated to him. Every year, the main festival at Trần Temple is held on the 19th, 20th, and 21st days of the 8th lunar month.

The Opening Seal Ceremony at Trần Temple (Image: Source Internet)

The Trần Temple Festival aims to preserve and promote cultural heritage, educate people about the patriotic tradition of resisting foreign invaders during the Trần Dynasty. Additionally, it promotes the moral principle of "Drinking water, remembering the source," encouraging the local community to develop economically, improve living standards, and build a prosperous and civilized homeland. The Opening Seal Festival held at Trần Temple is not only valuable for research in various fields but also enriches the cultural and spiritual life of the people both inside and outside the district. It has become a popular tourist attraction for visitors from near and far.

With its great values, The Trần Hưng Đạo Temple was recognized as a tourist destination by Thanh Hoa Provincial People's Committee under Decision No. 577/QD-UBND dated February 12, 2019.

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The Tran Temple, also known as the Tho Khoi Temple, located in Yen Duong Commune, Ha Trung District, is a national cultural heritage site dedicated to Tran Hung Dao, an outstanding general of the Vietnamese people during the Tran Dynasty. The temple honoring Hung Dao Dai Vuong stands on the northern bank of the Tong Giang River, facing south. The temple has a history of nearly seven hundred years of construction and has undergone numerous restorations and renovations.

The temple consists of several components, including the “nghi mon”, “gieng nuoc”, “binh phong”, “bai duong”, “tien duong”, “giai vu”, “thien tinh”, “trung duong”, “hau cung”, “nha mau”, and the office of the Heritage Management Board.

Currently, the temple preserves ancient artifacts such as “long ngai”, “bai vi”, stone incense holder, ceremonial hat, sword, and especially the seal (imperial seal), all of which reflect the temple's historical existence. For these reasons, Tho Khoi Temple in Ha Duong Commune, Ha Trung District, was recognized as a National Cultural and Historical Heritage Site in 1996.

Every year, Tho Khoi Temple (Tran Temple) hosts two major festivals: the Full Moon of January, known as the Seal Opening Ceremony, and the main festival, which takes place on the death anniversary of Saint Tran, from the 19th to the 21st of the 8th lunar month.

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