Teacher's Tomb
Teacher's Tomb
Teacher's Tomb
Teacher's Tomb

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Price: Free

Phone: 02523.769.250

Time to visit a place: 60 phút

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

Email: pvx@phuquy.binhthuan.gov.vn

Address: Xã Long Hải, Huyện Phú Quí, Binh Thuan Provice

The temple, built in the 17th century, is a place to show the cultural interference between the Vietnamese and the Chinese and is a spiritual support for fishermen before each trip to sea. According to legend, Master Sai Nai, who was a talented Chinese geographer, thought that Phu Quy island was a spiritual area on an occasion when he stopped by a boat to rest, so he wanted to be buried here when he died. After his death, it took 6 days and 6 nights for the Chinese boats to arrive on the island and bury him at night so no one knew. The next day, people on the island went to work and discovered incense lamps at the grave area (Dong Hai village, Long Hai commune) but no people were found. Another legend has it that Master Nai was a merchant and a good physician who came to the island during a storm. After making a sisterhood with the Cham princess of Ban Tranh, Mr. Nai lived on the island to work as a medicine man to cure diseases and help the islanders. After his death, Mr. Nai was buried by the people and built ... View more

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The temple, built in the 17th century, is a place to show the cultural interference between the Vietnamese and the Chinese and is a spiritual support for fishermen before each trip to sea.
According to legend, Master Sai Nai, who was a talented Chinese geographer, thought that Phu Quy island was a spiritual area on an occasion when he stopped by a boat to rest, so he wanted to be buried here when he died. After his death, it took 6 days and 6 nights for the Chinese boats to arrive on the island and bury him at night so no one knew. The next day, people on the island went to work and discovered incense lamps at the grave area (Dong Hai village, Long Hai commune) but no people were found.
Another legend has it that Master Nai was a merchant and a good physician who came to the island during a storm. After making a sisterhood with the Cham princess of Ban Tranh, Mr. Nai lived on the island to work as a medicine man to cure diseases and help the islanders. After his death, Mr. Nai was buried by the people and built the tomb in 1665.
Over 300 years of existence, the temple of Mr. Sai Nai has been cared for, embellished, worshiped by generations of Cham people and then by Vietnamese people on the island. . The worshiping ceremony takes place on the 4th day of the fourth lunar month every year (the people on the island call it the Giao session cavalry ceremony). cultural identity of the sea to pray for peace in the sky, calm sea, and peace in the land and people.

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