Quan Thanh Temple, the venue for the "Tran Vu Bell" night tour - Photo: NAM TRAN
The "Tran Vu Bell" night tour is the first cultural and spiritual tourism product combining live performance designed at a sacred temple of ancient Thang Long - Quan Thanh Temple (Ba Dinh district, Hanoi).
The show lasts 90 minutes and is held weekly, with approximately 100 guests attending each night.
The night tour is inspired by the traditional festival celebrating the day of Saint Huyền Thiên Trấn Vũ at Quán Thánh Temple.
"The Bell of Tran Vu" features live performances rich in traditional elements, aiming to revive memories of a land "filled with the sacred spiritual energy of the capital city".
In particular, stories associated with the Truc Bach silk weaving village, where Trinh dynasty court ladies once wove brocade for the king, or the Ngu Xa bronze casting village… will help visitors better understand this thousand-year-old capital city.
In addition, the program takes viewers into a sacred artistic space, where the solemn sound of temple bells resonates.
Through this night tour, the age-old cultural values of Thang Long are retold in a vibrant and accessible theatrical language, aiming for sustainable tourism development linked to cultural depth.
The night tour is a product developed jointly by the Ba Dinh District People's Committee and the Management Board of the Quan Thanh Temple National Special Monument, in collaboration with researchers and travel agencies.
In addition to preserving and promoting heritage values, the program is expected to boost tourism and the district's economy .
The "Tran Vu Bell" night tour promises to diversify Hanoi 's night tourism offerings. Previously, many other night tours at Hoa Lo Prison, the Temple of Literature, Thang Long Imperial Citadel, etc., have left a lasting impression on tourists.
Quan Thanh Temple was built during the Ly Dynasty and is one of the four temples known as the "Four Guardian Temples of Thang Long" - four sacred temples guarding the four directions of the ancient capital of Thang Long.
Currently, Quan Thanh Temple is located at the corner of Thanh Nien Street and Quan Thanh Street, overlooking West Lake. The temple is dedicated to the deity Huyen Thien Tran Vu - the god who guards the North and protects the agricultural community.
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/ha-noi-mo-tour-dem-o-den-quan-thanh-20250527153610795.htm
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