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Đền Thờ Tổ Mẫu Âu Cơ

Phú Thọ

Overview & history

Đền Thờ Tổ Mẫu Âu Cơ is a temple (đền) in Phú Thọ, Vietnam. Its location comes from OpenStreetMap community data; further details will be added when reliable sources become available.

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Visiting tips

Dress modestly; remove hats and keep quiet inside the main hall.
Incense, flowers and offerings are usually sold right outside the gate; light an odd number of sticks (1 or 3).
Most pagodas open from early morning to evening and are free to enter (some major sites charge a small scenic fee).
Full-moon days, the 1st of the lunar month and Tet are very crowded; visit on weekday mornings for a quiet experience.
Ask permission before photographing inside shrines; do not touch statues or altar objects.

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Location

Coordinates: 21.37638, 105.32390

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References

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