Lang Suong Temple – A spiritual cultural space associated with the Saint of Tan Vien Mountain. Located in Tu Vu Commune, Phu Tho Province, Lang Suong Temple is a nationally recognized historical and cultural relic, designated in 2005. The temple is dedicated to the Saint of Tan Vien Mountain—one of the 'Four Immortals' in Vietnamese folk belief—along with the Holy Mother and other figures associated with the legends of the Saint. The Lang Suong Temple Festival was inscribed on the National Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2018. According to local records and legends, Lang Suong is considered the birthplace of the Saint of Tan Vien Mountain and holds a significant position within the system of sites dedicated to the Saint in Vietnam. This value creates a unique cultural and spiritual character for the relic. Visually, the relic site features traditional religious architecture, including the main temple, the Two Maidens Temple (Den Hai Co), Thien Thanh Well, the stele house, and the Holy Mother's mausoleum. The landscape reflects the characteristics of the Phu Tho midlands, with a system of hills, greenery, and scenery connected to the Da River. With its historical, folk, architectural, and landscape values, Lang Suong Temple has the potential to serve as a filming location for projects exploring traditional culture, history, folklore, and Vietnamese spiritual spaces, provided they comply with relic conservation regulations. Content summary: PTIT Image source: Phu Tho Newspaper