Tran Dynasty Thai Mieu Temple

Tran Dynasty Thai Mieu Temple - A royal landmark in the heart of An Sinh. Located in An Sinh Ward, Quang Ninh Province, the Tran Dynasty Thai Mieu Temple is part of the Special National Relic Site of the Tran Dynasty in Dong Trieu. This site serves as a place of worship for the ancestors and kings of the Tran Dynasty. It originated from the 'Tien Mieu' (Ancestral Temple) built by An Sinh Vuong Tran Lieu and was later expanded into the royal 'Thai Mieu' (Grand Temple). The site holds significant importance within the heritage complex associated with the ancestral homeland of the Tran Dynasty. Thai Mieu is situated on Dinh Hill, surrounded by the hills and greenery of the An Sinh region. The current structure has been restored based on archaeological findings, featuring the Nghi Mon (Ceremonial Gate), the old Thai Mieu area, and the new Thai Mieu area. The architecture utilizes wood, lotus-shaped roof tiles, brick flooring, and details reconstructed in the style of the Tran Dynasty, creating an ancient and solemn atmosphere. From the site's grounds, film crews can capture shots of the Nghi Mon, the temple courtyard, religious architecture, lush greenery, hills, and traditional rituals. The Thai Mieu Festival is held annually, featuring water processions, incense offerings, sacrificial rites, and various folk cultural activities. This location is suitable for historical films, period dramas, documentaries, cultural/spiritual films, music videos, or scenes recreating the royal atmosphere of the Tran Dynasty. Information compiled by: PTIT. Photo source: PTIT.