HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH
HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH
HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH
HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH
HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH
HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH
HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH
HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH
HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH
HISTORICAL - CULTURAL RELIC OF VAN AN THANH

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Phone: 02523 769 250

Time to visit a place: 120 phút

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Open Time: 7:00 AM - Close Time: 6:00 PM

Email: vananthanh@gmail.com

Address: Vạn An Thạnh – Thôn Triều Dương Xã Tam Thanh, Huyện Phú Quí, Binh Thuan Provice

Van An Thanh is a place to worship the god Nam Hai (Whale or Ong fish) according to fishermen's customs, located close to the seaport in Trieu Duong village, Tam Thanh commune, Phu Quy district; 2.5km southeast of the district center, 56 nautical miles (105km) from Phan Thiet city. Van An Thanh was ranked by the State as a national historical-cultural relic in 1996.

With a location close to the beach about 100m from Phu Quy port, after traveling from the mainland by waterway and setting foot on the island, visitors can easily walk to the monument. Currently, with the development of waterway transportation, many medium and high-speed boats are invested in connecting Phan Thiet with Phu Quy, so we can go to the island and find the relics at any time of the year.

According to ancient Han Nom sources preserved at the site, An Thanh temple was built in the year Tan Suu (1781), which is the earliest dated temple on Phu Quy island. In addition to the main function of worshiping the god Nam Hai, the temple is also a place to worship and perform rituals associated with the belief of worshiping the ancestors and descendants of the village. Currently, on the temple worshiping the god Nam Hai in the main hall, there is still an ancient horizontal panel carved with the words in Han Nom: "Nam worships the Hai spirit of the Ngoc Lan tribe, the water general worships Than, Tan Suu year, ten to fifteen days of the Snake period" .

The largest set of Ong fish bone jade in Van An Thanh

When it was first established, the throne was just a wooden frame with thatched roofs and simple leaf walls; After many renovations, the throne has become majestic and dignified, with all the architectural items of a folk belief institution. The overall architecture includes the following items: Main Gate, Flagpole, Screen, Vo Ca, Main Hall and Tien Hien House arranged in a straight axis from outside to inside. On the left side in the direction of the relic is the burial place of the Ong fish, on the right is the Ong fish skeleton exhibition house. In 2011, the State invested funds to restore the 18m-long skeleton of the Sperm whale and a number of marine species to serve the cultural and spiritual needs of local fishermen and to visit and learn. of tourists from near and far. This is the oldest and largest whale skeleton on Phu Quy island today.

Of all the architectural items at Van An Thanh, the Main Hall is considered the center, the place of worship and main ceremonies during festivals of the year. The front half of the main hall is the place to worship the Nam Hai god and the second half is the place to worship the remains of Ong fish.

At Van An Thanh, many valuable artifacts are kept such as: Hoanh phi, couplets, bao lam, altar, 10 ordinations given by the Nguyen Dynasty kings to the gods worshiped here. In particular, Van An Thanh is considered a museum of marine culture in Binh Thuan province with a history of nearly 250 years with many collections including nearly 70 whale skeletons and other marine species such as turtles. leather and sea cow (sea cow) dating back more than 100 years; including the whale skeleton of the Tang Dynasty in 1841, which local people call "Vi Co".

Every year at Van An Thanh, two festivals take place: the Spring Festival takes place from the 10th to the 20th of January, this is also the occasion of praying for fish at the beginning of the year; The Autumn Festival (coinciding with the death anniversary of "The Co") takes place on the 15th to 16th day of the 10th lunar month. During the Autumn Festival, there is a ceremony to welcome Ong Sanh back from the sea. Fishermen organize boats, processions, palanquins, ceremonial costumes, ceremonial music... to go out to welcome the Sea Gods from the sea. about the ten thousand witnesses of the priesthood. During the festival, in addition to the rituals, there are also many types of folk cultural performances such as Ba Trao Cheo, Boi singing, Tu Linh dance... which are very unique traditional performing arts of Phu fishermen. Precious and indispensable in traditional festivals at mausoleums, village communal houses, and temples on the island. The festival is also an opportunity for people to review the tradition of exploring and building the island over the past hundreds of years, strengthening solidarity and mutual love among the fishing community on the island, consolidating and strengthening strength in the labor industry and build Phu Quy island to become richer, more beautiful and more prosperous./.

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Van An Thanh is a place to worship the god Nam Hai (Whale or Ong fish) according to fishermen's customs, located close to the seaport in Trieu Duong village, Tam Thanh commune, Phu Quy district; 2.5km southeast of the district center, 56 nautical miles (105km) from Phan Thiet city. Van An Thanh was ranked by the State as a national historical-cultural relic in 1996.

With a location close to the beach about 100m from Phu Quy port, after traveling from the mainland by waterway and setting foot on the island, visitors can easily walk to the monument. Currently, with the development of waterway transportation, many medium and high-speed boats are invested in connecting Phan Thiet with Phu Quy, so we can go to the island and find the relics at any time of the year.

According to ancient Han Nom sources preserved at the site, An Thanh temple was built in the year Tan Suu (1781), which is the earliest dated temple on Phu Quy island. In addition to the main function of worshiping the god Nam Hai, the temple is also a place to worship and perform rituals associated with the belief of worshiping the ancestors and descendants of the village. Currently, on the temple worshiping the god Nam Hai in the main hall, there is still an ancient horizontal panel carved with the words in Han Nom: "Nam worships the Hai spirit of the Ngoc Lan tribe, the water general worships Than, Tan Suu year, ten to fifteen days of the Snake period" .

The largest set of Ong fish bone jade in Van An Thanh

When it was first established, the throne was just a wooden frame with thatched roofs and simple leaf walls; After many renovations, the throne has become majestic and dignified, with all the architectural items of a folk belief institution. The overall architecture includes the following items: Main Gate, Flagpole, Screen, Vo Ca, Main Hall and Tien Hien House arranged in a straight axis from outside to inside. On the left side in the direction of the relic is the burial place of the Ong fish, on the right is the Ong fish skeleton exhibition house. In 2011, the State invested funds to restore the 18m-long skeleton of the Sperm whale and a number of marine species to serve the cultural and spiritual needs of local fishermen and to visit and learn. of tourists from near and far. This is the oldest and largest whale skeleton on Phu Quy island today.

Of all the architectural items at Van An Thanh, the Main Hall is considered the center, the place of worship and main ceremonies during festivals of the year. The front half of the main hall is the place to worship the Nam Hai god and the second half is the place to worship the remains of Ong fish.

At Van An Thanh, many valuable artifacts are kept such as: Hoanh phi, couplets, bao lam, altar, 10 ordinations given by the Nguyen Dynasty kings to the gods worshiped here. In particular, Van An Thanh is considered a museum of marine culture in Binh Thuan province with a history of nearly 250 years with many collections including nearly 70 whale skeletons and other marine species such as turtles. leather and sea cow (sea cow) dating back more than 100 years; including the whale skeleton of the Tang Dynasty in 1841, which local people call "Vi Co".

Every year at Van An Thanh, two festivals take place: the Spring Festival takes place from the 10th to the 20th of January, this is also the occasion of praying for fish at the beginning of the year; The Autumn Festival (coinciding with the death anniversary of "The Co") takes place on the 15th to 16th day of the 10th lunar month. During the Autumn Festival, there is a ceremony to welcome Ong Sanh back from the sea. Fishermen organize boats, processions, palanquins, ceremonial costumes, ceremonial music... to go out to welcome the Sea Gods from the sea. about the ten thousand witnesses of the priesthood. During the festival, in addition to the rituals, there are also many types of folk cultural performances such as Ba Trao Cheo, Boi singing, Tu Linh dance... which are very unique traditional performing arts of Phu fishermen. Precious and indispensable in traditional festivals at mausoleums, village communal houses, and temples on the island. The festival is also an opportunity for people to review the tradition of exploring and building the island over the past hundreds of years, strengthening solidarity and mutual love among the fishing community on the island, consolidating and strengthening strength in the labor industry and build Phu Quy island to become richer, more beautiful and more prosperous./.

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