The ancient corner near the coastal city of Nha Trang

Blogger Cuong Monkey (1991), took pictures at Quynh Phu Hoi Hoi and shared them on tourism communities. His photo set attracted about 7,000 likes on social networks and many comments and shares.

Blogger Cuong Monkey (1991), recently shared photos taken at Quynh Phu Hoi Quan on tourist communities. Nha Trang guy’s post attracts about 7,000 likes on social networks and many comments and shares.

Quynh Phu The Assembly Hall (Hoi Quan Hai Nam) is located at 170 Tran Quy Cap street, Ninh Hiep ward, Ninh Hoa town, Khanh Hoa province. According to the Center for Conservation of Monuments of Khanh Hoa Province, this is the Assembly Hall with the largest construction scale and area, and the most integrated in the system of Chinese restaurants and temples in Khanh Hoa.

Quynh Phu Hoi Quan (Hai Nam Hoi Quan) is located at 170 Tran Quy Cap street, Ninh Hiep ward, Ninh Hoa town, Khanh Hoa province, about 30 km from Nha Trang city center. According to the Center for Conservation of Monuments of Khanh Hoa Province, this is the Assembly Hall with the largest construction scale and area, and the most integrated in the system of Chinese restaurants and pagodas in this province.

Hainan Chinese have a long tradition of worshiping Ba Thien Hau. Wherever you are, once you have settled, the first thing to do is to set up a shrine to worship her. According to the legend passed down, 300 years ago, the first temple of the Hai Nam people established in Hoi Thanh village now belongs to Ninh Giang ward. In 1868, the temple of Ba Thien Hau was built by the Hai Nam people in Ninh Hoa, then the Quan Thanh De Quan Temple was built next to the Ba Temple to worship. The Hainan people took this place as a place for the guild's activities, collectively known as the Quynh Phu Hoi Quan.

Traditionally, even though they settled down, the first thing that overseas Chinese of South Hai origin had to set up a shrine to worship her. Legend has it that, 300 years ago, the first temple of the Hai Nam people established in Hoi Thanh village now belongs to Ninh Giang ward. In 1868, Ba Thien Hau Temple was built in Ninh Hoa, then built next Quan Thanh De Quan temple to worship. They took this place as a place for the guild’s activities, collectively called the Quynh Phu Assembly Hall.

This place includes architectural works such as Tam Quan, courtyard, Thien Hau Cung, Nghia Tu, Quan Thanh Mieu.

Impressed by this place, the man from Nha Trang shared: It is wider, more beautiful than I thought, with many diverse photo angles. Passing through red walls, arched gates or timeless wooden doors, I feel like I'm walking in the royal monuments of Hue, or more widely, the Forbidden City.

Impressed by this place, Cuong shared: “It is much wider and more beautiful than I thought, with many diverse photo angles. Passing through red walls, arched gates or timeless wooden doors, I feel like I’m walking in the royal monuments of Hue, or more widely, the Forbidden City ”.

According to Cuong, the beautiful check-in corner is arched doorways that coincide with the message, creating a profound effect.

According to Cuong, the beautiful check-in corner is the same arched doorways. Suggested costumes are antiques, showy, many details.

Last time walking through red walls, through arched gates, timeless wooden doors ... feeling like walking in the Hue court (or more widely, the Forbidden City)

Arched doors with white and blue patterns are also a favorite corner for many visitors.

The relic has been restored and embellished many times. In 2009, Khanh Hoa Provincial People's Committee ranked Quynh Phu Assembly Hall as a historical - cultural relic at the provincial level.

The work has undergone many restoration and embellishment. In 2009, Khanh Hoa Provincial People’s Committee ranked Quynh Phu Assembly Hall as a historical – cultural relic at the provincial level.