Ham Trung Shrine in Danang city, Vietnam

The temple, located in Hoa Hiep Ward of Lien Chieu District, has an antique moss-covered wall stand in front of it. What makes it distinct from others is that it has a rectangular pond and a yard behind the wall. Besides the main temple, there are two small temples in the yard sides.

It is more than 500 years ago when Tuy Loan Village was settled by five ancestors of the clans consisting of Đặng, Lâm, Nguyễn, Trần, Lê under the King Le Thanh Tong request to enlarge boundary.

Location: Qua Giang Communal House lies in Qua Giang Hamlet, Hoa Phuoc Ward, Hoa Vang District, Da Nang City.

Characteristic: The house is separated into two components: forecourt and sanctum which are linked by two lobbies with sunscreens creating an independent rectangular.

Location: Cam Ne Mat Village situated in Hoa Tien Village, Hoa Vang District, Danang City, 14km from central of Danang City to the Southwest.

Characteristic: Ne Mats were utilized in the imperial castle of Nguyen Dynasty. The Kings not only respected the artists of Cam Ne Village but also remunerated them.

Phap Lam pagoda

Phap Lam Pagoda, situated at 574 Ong Ich Khiem street, Danang city Vietam, built in 1936, based on eastern fashion, covers an area of 3,000m2. This pagoda firstly functioned as a place for activities of An Nam buddhology association in Danang, but today it becomes a command post of Danang Buddhist association.

Location: Linh Ung Pagoda is situated in Hoa Hai Ward, Ngu Hanh Son District, about 8km from the center of Danang City.

Characteristic: The pagoda, built during the 18th century, was later bestowed to call Ngu Che Ung Chon Tu during Minh Mang’s reign.