VAN LOC TEMPLE AND NGUYEN SU HOI TOMB

Van Loc Temple, Nghi Tan ward, Cua Lo town has long been a famous spiritual destination of people in the region as well as tourists from all over the nation. It is an ancient architectural work built in Le Trung Hung's time, experiencing many ups and downs of history, up to now, the relic still stands together with Lo mountain and Cam river.

On the shrine mosaic of Van Loc Temple, there is a throne to worship two main gods of the temple: the left compartment worships Chieu Truong Vuong Le Khoi, the right compartment worships "thái úy Quận công Nguyễn Sư Hồi". These are the typical gods who guard the river and sea region of Nghe An.

Van Loc Temple Festival is held on the full moon day and April 30, May 1 every year; Once every 3 years in the "Fire" year (the Mouse, Horse, Cat, Rooster) there is a large and spacious festival, which is the festival of praying for peace..

This is also a big festival in Nghe An in general and in Cua Lo in particular.

Van Loc Temple has been recognized by the state as a National Cultural and Historical Relic since 1991.

After his death, the people in the region remembered the merits and built a temple and honored him as the Citadel. Experiencing ups and downs, his temple was moved to the land next to Cam River as it is today. The temple was ranked as a national historical and cultural relic by the State of Vietnam in 1991. The death day of Nguyen Su Hoi is celebrated by the people of Cua Lo on May 21 (August) every year.