National historical and artistic relic of Thanh Lam Temple

Thanh Lam Temple.

Thanh Lam Temple has an architecture of Chinese “Dinh” letter, including 03 compartments, 02 small-compartments front hall and 02-compartment Emperor’s Harem.

The main altar of the front hall.

Temple door system.

Thanh Lam Temple worships Saint Hong Cong.

02-compartment Emperor’s Harem is a sanctuary for worshiping the Saint, placing the throne, tablets and many worshiping objects.

Horizontal lacquered board dating from the Nguyen Dynasty.

The set of eight treasures dating from the Nguyen Dynasty.

Thanh Lam Temple worships Saint Hong Cong, the third brother of 07 brothers who helped the Ly Dynasty to fight the Mana invaders and keep the country's borders at the beginning of the 11th century.

The banyan tree is honored as a Vietnamese Heritage Tree.

In the temple's premises is a large brick yard, with many ancient trees creating the purity and coolness of the relic, including a 300-year-old banyan tree in front of the temple door which has been honored as "Heritage Tree".

The system of steles dating from the Le - Nguyen dynasties.

Thanh Lam Temple still preserves precious documents and artifacts that are meaningful for scientific research and direct education for all generations today and in the future. These are 11 ordinations, worship items, and documents in Chinese, especially 18 stone steles dating from the Le - Nguyen dynasties, including 01 Quang Trung stele in the 3rd year.

Ordination dating from the Le - Nguyen dynasties.

The sarcophagus of the Nguyen Dynasty.

Thanh Lam Temple is ranked as a National Historical and Architectural Monument in Decision No. 295/QD-BT dated 12/02/1994.