Do visit Middle Temple (Bac Ha)

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Trung Temple is a shrine to the Gia Nations General Vu Van density and the properties of their generals has been constructed based protected national frontiers and development as well as lands Trung Tuyen Quang, Bac Ha of old town (Lao Cai today) into economic centers - social time.

Trung Temple is located in the valley of the confluence of two streams Thin Nam, Nam Khon north and east of the river flowing to the west of the temple

How to fill in around 30m, in forbidden areas rather large mound 1, around boulders protecting classified. Legend has it that the tomb of the two spouses sometimes Hoang Van Containers generals. After Gia Quoc Vu Van Password pull the troops on the plains, Hoang Van Containers general was named army and commanded the Central Chengdu. In a battle of the Northern invaders, although very brave fight, but the enemy army was strong, his military defeat. Decision not to fall into enemy hands, he and his wife were suicidal. The surviving soldiers and villagers were earthworks on where grandparents lose, each emit a large mound.

There exists more than 300 years, the remains of ancient temples remaining chunks of stone plinth Statistics, the artifacts, like bricks, tiles, decorative proved to be a golden age. Trung temple ruins have spiritual value enormously Trung Do people in particular, the Lao Cai in general, where traditional education of patriotism against the enemy, defend the country.

After the state recognizes cultural monuments - National History (2008), Lao Cai, Bac Ha district has construction, renewable relics associated with development planning eco-village - cultural Trung Do, enabling the Tay ethnic minority here developmental model "community tourism". Currently, visitors to Trung Do not just live in a sacred space that can blend with the natural scenery, the cultural community here. Every year on the full moon in January, the Chinese people to organize the festival Chengdu very solemn ceremony, giving the temple a sacred majesty and complete.