Trinh Lord's Palace

About this location

Trinh Lord's Palace - A Historical Imprint of Power During the Le Trung Hung Dynasty Located in Vinh Hung commune, Vinh Loc district, Thanh Hoa province, the Trinh Lord's Palace is a historical relic associated with the Trinh Lords during the Le Trung Hung dynasty. According to the master plan approved by the Thanh Hoa Provincial People's Committee, the heritage site has been conserved and restored to include the original lake, festival courtyard, ancestral temple of the Trinh Lords, exhibition area, and reception zone. The location value of the Trinh Lord's Palace lies in the connection between historical traces, worshipping spaces, and traditional landscapes. The lake area, festival courtyard, and architectural components are planned for conservation, restoration, and promotion of heritage values, creating a space evocative of the political and cultural life of the Le Trung Hung period. The spatial axes, water surfaces, and garden landscapes offer multi-layered imagery for exterior filming and shots requiring spatial depth. This location is suitable for historical dramas, period films, documentaries, and projects exploring heritage themes, historical figures, and traditional spaces of power. When utilizing the set, film crews must take note of the current restoration status and the permitted boundaries set by management authorities. Content compiled by: PTIT. Photo source: Photographer Dinh Minh, Thanh Hoa Newspaper.

Location rules

• Maintain the current condition of all structures, worshipping spaces, lakes, landscapes, and components within the relic site.
• Minimize noise and avoid disrupting local religious practices, sightseeing, and community activities.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Water Body and Slipping Hazard
• Worshipping Space and Religious/Cultural Activities