(BNP) - On the afternoon of April 29th, the People's Committee of Tu Son ward held the inauguration ceremony for phase 1 of the restoration and renovation project of the Do Temple National Special Historical Site.
Provincial and Tu Son ward leaders cut the ribbon to inaugurate Phase 1 of the restoration and renovation project of the Do Temple National Special Historical Site.
Attending the ceremony were Ms. Tran Thi Hang, Standing Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Council; Ms. Lam Thi Huong Thanh, Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Council; Mr. Le Xuan Loi, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee.
Speaking at the ceremony, Chairman of the Tu Son Ward People's Committee Dam The Su emphasized that the Den Do Temple National Special Historical Site has long been a source of pride for the people of Dinh Bang in the past - Tu Son today. He noted that the site serves as an important center for cultural and spiritual activities, where the nation’s distinctive traditional values are preserved and widely promoted.
Chairman of Tu Son Ward People's Committee Dam The Su speaks at the ceremony.
The implementation of the project to restore and renovate the special national historical site of Den Do Temple demonstrates the high political determination of the locality in preserving national cultural heritage. The project was approved by the People's Council of Dinh Bang Ward (formerly) as the investor and was researched and finalized by specialized agencies, scientists, and reputable consulting units. In particular, the project was appraised by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, ensuring strict compliance with the regulations of the Law on Cultural Heritage.
Provincial leaders and delegates attend the ceremony.
Based on this, the project was approved for adjustment by the Chairman of the Tu Son Ward People’s Committee under Decision No. 1240/QD-UBND dated December 12, 2025, with a total investment of more than VND 73 billion. At the same time, a contract was signed with a consortium of construction contractors, establishing a solid and comprehensive legal foundation for project implementation.
Launched in August 2025, the project to restore and renovate Den Do Temple covers 16 key components. These include the Phương Đình house, Tiền Tế house, Chuyển Bồng house, Hậu Cung house, stele house, Mother Goddess temple, incense-burning shrine, side gate, and the palanquin and horse houses. The project also incorporates technical infrastructure works, along with fire protection, electrical, sound, and lighting systems.
Provincial and Tu Son ward leaders offer incense to commemorate the Kings of the Ly dynasty.
Phase 1 of the project was implemented under tight deadlines, with a large volume of work and high technical requirements, especially at a time when the two-tiered local government model was newly operational.
The completion of Phase 1 has contributed to making the Do Temple more spacious and imposing, while still preserving its ancient and sacred character. This is an important prerequisite for continuing the implementation of subsequent projects, while simultaneously improving the efficiency of exploitation, promoting the value of the relics, creating conditions for the development of cultural and spiritual tourism, enhancing the spiritual life of the people, and promoting the socio-economic development of the locality.
The Phuong Dinh house has just been restored and renovated.
At the ceremony, provincial and Tu Son ward leaders performed the inauguration ceremony for phase 1 of the restoration and renovation project of the Do Temple National Special Relic Site; offered incense to commemorate the kings of the Ly Dynasty and toured the various components of the Do Temple National Special Relic Site.
