Temple of Lieutenant Ly Thuong Kiet
(BNP) - Temple of Lieutenant Ly Thuong Kiet (Tam Giang commune, Yen Phong district) was built 2017, located in the South, adjacent to Cau River dyke, where associated with the famous victory on Nhu Nguyet River. With historical significance and cultural and architectural values, the Temple of Lieutenant Ly Thuong Kiet has been recognized as a provincial historical relic.
The main gate leading to the Temple is designed with 4 stone pillars.
The stone bridge leading to Triple-World Gate (Cổng Tam Quan) is called "Kieu bridge ".
Triple-World Gate of Ly Thuong Kiet Temple.
The stone screen is engraved with the poem “Mountains and Rivers of the Southern Country" (Nam quốc sơn hà)".
The statue of Thai Lieutenant Ly Thuong Kiet in the Temple courtyard is cast in bronze with the height of 9 meters and weight of 16 tons.
The main temple was built with the typical architecture of the Ly Dynasty.
The stone dragon mat placed in front of the main temple door with the deep spiritual meaning.
The pavilion worships Lieutenant Ly Thuong Kiet inside the Main Temple.
A corner of the main temple with the design of traditional curved roof.
The stone railings in the campus are designed in the shape of a typical flying dragon of the Ly Dynasty.
The place displays documents and artifacts about Lieutenant Ly Thuong Kiet and the historic Nhu Nguyet victory.
A corner of Ly Thuong Kiet Temple campus.
The stone stele inscribed the victory of Dai Viet army and people in the victory against the Tong army.
