With nearly 500 ranked historical relics, Nghe An is considered a land rich in historical and cultural traditions, many of which have become spiritual destinations attracting tourists. On the occasion of the beginning of the Spring of At Ty 2025, we would like to introduce some famous spiritual tourist destinations in Nghe An.
In the early days of the New Year, many tourists come to the Kim Lien National Special Relic Site to experience the beauty of the homeland and the family life as well as the childhood of President Ho Chi Minh. Coming to Kim Lien, visitors should take the time to visit Chung Son Temple, which is the place to worship the ancestors of President Ho Chi Minh, thereby expressing their respect and gratitude to those who gave birth to this great man, who has made great contributions to the country and the people. Photo: Le Manh ThangLocated on Dung Quyet Mountain, Trung Do Ward (Vinh City), the Quang Trung Emperor Temple is a destination chosen by many tourists when visiting Vinh City. Coming here, visitors have the opportunity to remember Emperor Quang Trung - Nguyen Hue, the hero in red flag and cloth, who defeated the invading Qing army and brought peace to the country. From the temple's location, visitors can see the whole Vinh city glowing with new colors... Photo: Sach Nguyen Con Temple, Quynh Phuong Ward (Hoang Mai Town) is a place to worship the Four Holy Ladies, considered the most sacred temple in Nghe An. Therefore, in early spring, Con Temple welcomes many visitors to enjoy the scenery and pray for luck and peace. Photo: Ho Xuan Thanh Hoang Muoi Temple in Thinh My Commune (Hung Nguyen) is a famous and sacred temple, where a general of the Lam Son army was worshiped, who helped Le Loi repel the invading Ming army. Hoang Muoi Temple regularly welcomes visitors from all regions to pray for luck, peace and practice rituals and beliefs. Photo: Dinh Tuyen Nguyen Xi Temple, Khanh Hop Commune (Nghi Loc) is the place to worship Cuong Quoc Cong Nguyen Xi, a meritorious mandarin of the Later Le Dynasty. Nguyen Xi Temple is ranked as a special national historical relic, the temple still retains its ancient and sacred beauty, and is a place of sightseeing and worship for many tourists. Photo: Ho Dinh Chien Cuong Temple is located at the foot of Mo Da Mountain, in Dien An Commune (Dien Chau), where Thuc Phan An Duong Vuong is worshiped. As a sacred destination, located next to National Highway 1A, Cuong Temple attracts many tourists to come and worship and pray for blessings and fortune. Photo: Sach NguyenLocated in Boi Son commune (Do Luong), Qua Son temple is known as one of the four most sacred temples in Nghe An (the four sacred animals). Qua Son temple worships Uy Minh Vuong Ly Nhat Quang, who has the merit of opening up and protecting Nghe An land. In early spring, Qua Son temple welcomes a large number of visitors to worship and perform rituals. Photo: Huy ThuAlong with sacred temples, many pagodas in Nghe An are pilgrimage sites for tourists, including Dai Tue Pagoda in Nam Anh Commune (Nam Dan). Dai Tue Pagoda is located on the top of Dai Hue Mountain, a place with beautiful scenery, welcoming many groups of visitors every day to visit and worship... Photo: Quoc Dan Co Am Pagoda in Minh Chau Commune (Dien Chau) is located at the foot of the mountain, surrounded by villages and vast fields. This is also a destination chosen by many tourists during the days welcoming Spring. Photo: Ho Nhat Thanh
