Ho Lenh Pagoda in Trung hamlet, Ho Lenh village, Diem Thuy commune, Phu Binh is ranked as a national art relic, the pride of Diem Thuy people. The communal house was built in the style of Dinh (T) on a high position, located in the center of the village. The communal house is designed in the traditional ethnic style: 3 compartments and two wings. The roof of the communal house is structured by 8 sets of trusses linked by nailed wood. The sets of trusses are decorated with the theme of four spirits: Long, Ly, Quy Phuong.
Built around the 18th century. This is an ancient temple with a very unique and unique artistic architecture. In August 2010, the pagoda was recognized as a provincial art-architecture relic. However, through the ups and downs of history, the temple is now seriously degraded. In order to preserve and promote the historical, cultural and religious values ​​of the relic, recently, the Provincial People’s Committee has approved the project to restore and embellish Ho Lenh Pagoda.
The project is invested by the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism with a total cost of over 1.7 billion VND. The construction unit is Hanoi Culture, Sports and Tourism Construction Joint Stock Company under the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Association. The plan to restore and embellish Ho Lenh Pagoda is based on keeping the original state of the monument, including the following parts: Rebuilding the entire wall of Dai Bai space, retaining the foundation of the Tam Bao house, retaining the wall of the Tam Bao palace. , Ha Long ceramic tiled floor, replace damaged wooden structures with rotten wood, make use of good wooden structures to repair, roof is covered with comedy nose tiles, restore door system three treasures…
Source: Collected internet.