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The pagoda of Lady Thien Hau, also known as Kim Son Thien Hau, was found in the first half of the 18th century and located on the bank of Luy river. The vestige is a place to worship Holy mother, deities in line with the Chinese custom and predecessors in Hoa Da and Phan Ri areas. The pagoda keeps a number of ancient specimen featuring people’s lives, especially the 5 decrees conferred by Nguyen emperors.
Lady Thien Hau pagoda is the 10th cultural-historic-architectural vestiges reckoned by the province.
My Thien (Source: Binh Thuan Newspaper)
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