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Opened in August 2025, this 90-hectare complex is one of the largest exhibition venues in Southeast Asia. Its centrepiece is the domed Kim Quy hall, which holds ten exhibition halls under one roof, while the surrounding outdoor squares host concerts and festivals. Check the event calendar on the website before visiting.
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A stone plaque commemorating the shooting down of a US Navy (not "USAF" as depicted) aircraft in 1967. Read the Vietnamese script and you can pick out the name of John McCain, the late U.S. senator, one of the airmen.
Đền Quán Thánh
The northern temple, dedicated to the Taoist god Xuanwu, known in Vietnamese as Trấn Vũ, with a large bronze statue of him at the main altar.
Hội Quán Quảng Đông / 粵東會館
Former assembly hall of the Chinese from Guangdong province. It was converted to a kindergarten after the 1979 Sino-Vietnamese War, but was restored to its former glory in 2021, and is now an exhibition space open to the public.
Đền Bạch Mã
The eastern temple, dedicated to Long Đỗ, the thành hoàng (city god) of Thăng Long (now Hà Nội), and represented in the temple as a white horse (Bạch Mã in Vietnamese, hence its name).
Hội Quán Phúc Kiến / 福建會館
Former assembly hall of the Chinese from Fujian province. It was converted to a primary school after the 1979 Sino-Vietnamese War, but was restored to its former glory in 2015, and is used for some public functions.