Triệu Miếu (Trieu Temple), Hue

Triệu Miếu (Trieu Temple), Hue

Triệu Miếu (Trieu Temple) is situated at the southeast part of the Imperial City, near Cửa Hiền Nhơn (Hien Nhon Gate). The temple was built for the worship of Trieu To and his wife, the first ancestors of the Nguyen Dynasty. It was erected in 1804. The temple was seriously damaged during the war and its restoration was possible only in 1984. Today it is a fine example of Vietnamese architecture of the 19th century.

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Triệu Miếu (Trieu Temple) on Map

Sight Name: Triệu Miếu (Trieu Temple)
Sight Location: Hue, Vietnam (See walking tours in Hue)
Sight Type: Religious
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Walking Tours in Hue, Vietnam

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Travel Distance: 2.9 Km or 1.8 Miles
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