Thai Vi Temple – A Peaceful Stop Amid Rice Fields

Hidden in the heart of Tam Coc’s countryside, Thai Vi Temple offers a tranquil pause between boat rides and cycling trails. This 13th-century temple, built by King Tran Thai Tong, is one of the area’s oldest spiritual landmarks and a perfect place to slow down and reflect.

An Ancient Temple in a Natural Setting
Approached by a stone path flanked by rice fields and lotus ponds, Thai Vi Temple blends seamlessly with its surroundings. Its main hall is constructed of stone, carved with dragons and lotus motifs symbolizing peace and prosperity. The quiet courtyards and shaded trees invite visitors to sit, breathe, and enjoy the stillness.



Spiritual Atmosphere
Inside, you’ll find altars dedicated to the Tran dynasty kings, incense wafting through the halls, and faded murals telling stories of past rulers. The temple is still used for worship today, especially during festivals in the lunar calendar. Arriving by bicycle or on foot enhances the sense of discovery, making the visit more personal and mindful.



Why Include Thai Vi Temple
As part of our itinerary, Thai Vi Temple offers a cultural and spiritual balance to the day’s activities. It’s a place where travelers can rest, take photographs without crowds, and appreciate Vietnam’s heritage within a living landscape.