Coc Shrine

Coc Shrine is located on a high mound, adjacent to the temple grounds. The temple and shrine are connected to the communal house, pagoda, and residential area by a small road with a stone bridge 5.1 m long and 2.4 m wide; its three spans are assembled from 12 fine-grained blue stone slabs and two long dragon-shaped pillar supports holding the large stone slabs. The bridge dates to the Le Trung Hung period, 17th–18th centuries.

The shrine consists of two main structures, the Dai Bai (Main Hall) and Hau Cung (Rear Sanctuary), on a Dinh-shaped plan. The Dai Bai has three bays with closed gable walls; its roof-supporting truss rests on a crossbeam set into the wall in the 'thuong gia chieng, ha ke ngoi' style. The Hau Cung is built with a vaulted ceiling, and its sacred space houses worship objects related to the village tutelary deity.