Tien Lu Pagoda

Tien Lu Pagoda – A relic of Le Dynasty Buddhism in Ha Tinh. Tien Lu Pagoda is currently located in Duc Tho Commune, Ha Tinh Province (formerly Tan Dan Commune, Duc Tho District). According to the Ha Tinh Museum, the pagoda was built in the first half of the 15th century and is associated with the later years of Queen Bach Ngoc and the system of historical sites related to her. The site was recognized as a provincial-level historical and cultural relic by the Ha Tinh Provincial People's Committee in 2004. The pagoda is situated on flat land halfway up Di Son Mountain (Ru De), creating a space that blends Buddhist architecture with hilly terrain. The current structure was restored in 2002 based on remaining wooden components. The architecture is described by the Ha Tinh Museum as a 'four-pillar' (tu tru) house style, consisting of three compartments and one lean-to; the wooden frame system, columns, trusses, roof, and traditional tiles are notable elements of its architectural morphology. With a history spanning many centuries, traditional architectural remnants, and the landscape of Di Son Mountain, Tien Lu Pagoda is a suitable location for filming scenes related to history, culture, and traditional religious life. Film crews are required to conduct a site survey prior to filming to determine the scope of space usage, equipment placement, and relic protection requirements. Content compiled by: PTIT