In Vietnamese people’s belief of worshipping the Mother Goddesses, Mau Lieu Hanh (Mother Goddess Lieu Hanh) is the supreme spirit at the top of the pantheon. Lieu Hanh is also the only female figure in the “Tu Bat Tu” (Four Immortals) of Vietnamese people in the Red River Delta.

Together with Tien Huong temple and Tomb of Mother Goddess Lieu Hanh, Van Cat temple was recognized as as a national-level relic in 1975 thanks to its historical and cultural values.

Tien Huong pagoda was built in 2010, on the occasion of the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long citadel, in the traditional Vietnamese style of architecture with the massive system of Buddha statues.

Tien Huong temple is the principle temple in the complex of Phu Day’s traditional religious architectures, which was built from The Later Le dynasty.