


(Vietkings Record) The history of Dong Nai region has gone through many ups and downs of the war against the invaders, but in Dong Nai people ‘s mind, Tran Bien Temple has always existed and is the pride for the culture of new land where followed closely thousands of years of culture the nation tradition
After the country's reunification, Tran Bien temple was restored on December 09,1998 and and the first phase was inaugurated during the Tet holidays on Feb 12, 2002 that located in Buu Long Ward, Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai Province with a total area planning nearly 15 hectares, temple center is 2 hectares. Tran Bien temple has appeared in splendourous, majestic view with prominent among regional open space, being curved roof and tiled turquoise blue with items: Van Mieu Mon (Mon temple of literary, Tinh Quang Lake, as well as at Khue Van Cac, Dai Thanh Mon and especially the stele house of Confucius..
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In the early 2013, Tran Bien Temple Center has launched construction Assembly Hall Tran Bien with deeply Vietnamese classical architectur, bringing to a unique space, luxurious atmosphere "Human mingles with the nature " to serve events - Weddings - Conference for delegates visiting the Tran Bien Temple.
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Apart from the place of celebrities worship, Tran Bien Temple also plays role as a cultural and educated center of the whole South and became an important cultural work for events, major festivals in Dong Nai as: Tran Bien flower Street, Uncle Ho's death anniversary ceremony, ceremony to honor teachers on 3rd lunar year; Feast for organizations and agencies in the province when they get the title or award; organizing exhibitions, seminars, specialized activities to showcase the life and career of celebritieas that are worshiped in the temple to contribute the protection and promotion of cultural and ethnic identity.

Established by French colonists, the cathedral was constructed between 1863 and 1880. It has two bell towers, reaching a height of over 58 meters (190 feet). Following the French conquest of Cochinchina and Saigon, the Roman Catholic Church established a community and religious services for French colonialists.


