Quan Cong Temple, Hoi An
A major Chinese-Vietnamese shrine dedicated to Quan Công in Hoi An Ancient Town.
Đàn Nam Giao · Đàn Nam Giao · Nam Giao Altar
An imperial altar where Nguyễn dynasty sovereigns performed rites to Heaven and Earth.
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Identity, documented context and sacred significance.
An imperial altar where Nguyễn dynasty sovereigns performed rites to Heaven and Earth. UNESCO lists the Nam Giao altar among the important imperial ritual monuments associated with Hue’s historic capital. The site represents historic Nguyễn imperial rites to Heaven and Earth, rather than an ordinary contemporary shrine.
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UNESCO identifies Nam Giao Esplanade as component 678-006 of the Complex of Hué Monuments, inscribed in 1993.
UNESCO World Heritage property component · Component of Complex of Hué Monuments — World Heritage Site (1993; component 678-006)
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