Location: Cuong Temple is situated on Mo Da Mountain, Dien An Village, Dien Trung Commune, Dien Chau District, Nghe An Province; near National Highway 1; 30km north of Vinh City.
Characteristics: The temple was built to worship Thuc An Duong Vuong.
According to legend, it was erected on the exact location where he took his own life.
The temple was built as the Chinese character tam (three) and consists of three parallel residences. On the roofs, there are running lions and two dragons looking at the moon. Cuong Temple is an interesting site to visit.
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