Chua Chuong or Kim Chung tu is Chuong Pagoda's name in Chinese scripts. Chuong Pagodawas built in the Le dynasty (the 15th century) and was restored in 1707. After the restoration, Chuong Pagoda had a common architecture of Vietnamese pagodas built in the post-Le period.
The Temple of Literature Xich Dang (Van mieu Xich Dang), also known as Xich Dang Temple, is a historical and cultural site located in the village of Xich Dang, Lam Son Commune, Tien Lu District, Hung Yen, Vietnam. It is approximately 60 kilometers southeast of Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam.
Chua Nom or Nom Pagoda belongs to the Nom village relic complex, in Dai Dong commune, Van Lam district, Hung Yen. It is a famous great pagoda of the North that still retains many ancient features. The special thing that attracts visitors from all over to worship at the pagoda is the system of ancient statues carved from soil.
Mega Grand World is a large-scale entertainment and leisure complex located in Hung Yen, a province near Hanoi. Mega Grand World includes various attractions such as shopping malls, hotels, restaurants, amusement parks, and other recreational facilities.
Du Lich Pho Hien is a popular tourist destination located in Hong Chau, Hung Yen, Vietnam. It is a historical site with a unique blend of Vietnamese and Chinese cultures, featuring well-preserved ancient architecture, pagodas, and temples.
Hung Yen is a province in the Red River Deltaof northern Vietnam. It covers an area of 930.22 km2 (359.2 sq mi), comprising 1 city, 8 rural districts, and 1 district-leveled town, with a population of over 1 million people as of 2019. The province is asettlement along the banks of the Red River, bordered by 5 provinces and municipalities (Bac Ninh province, Hai Duong province, Ha Noi, Thai Binh province, Ha Nam province).
