Temple of Duke Nguyễn Đình Huấn
Introduction
The temple has a particularly deep architectural layout consisting of a ceremonial gate, a courtyard, and a worship area. The main temple includes a front hall and a rear sanctuary with an area of about 66m2; the front hall is a three-bay building, and the rear sanctuary is a three-bay building with two side wings, with a structure combining wood and stone; the load-bearing frame and roof system are made of lim wood; the roof is covered with mũi hài tiles, the walls are built with thất bricks, and the floor is paved with bát bricks. In addition to preserving traditional architecture, the Temple of Duke Nguyễn Đình Huấn also preserves and safeguards valuable stone artifacts dating from the 17th–18th centuries.


