Chua Roi (Phuc Nhue Temple)

Chua Roi, whose literary name is Phuc Nhue Temple, is an ancient pagoda associated with the history and spiritual cultural life of the people of Cuu Village. The pagoda preserves many historical values and folk legends about Tien Dung and Chu Dong Tu, along with the village's traditional festivals. In terms of architecture, the pagoda bears strong characteristics of a Northern Delta village pagoda, including the Front Hall, Upper Hall, Rear Sanctuary, Ancestor House, Mother House, and Stele House. The pagoda also has a system of Buddha statues, horizontal lacquered boards, parallel sentences, worship objects, stone steles, and bronze bells with artistic and historical value. This is a destination that helps visitors learn about the history, beliefs, and traditional cultural beauty of Vietnamese rural villages. The pagoda was ranked as a city-level historical and cultural relic in 2000.