Vạn Thủy Tú Temple

Vạn Thủy Tú Temple (also known as Vạn Thủy Tú Communal House) is one of Vietnam's oldest whale-worship temples, built in 1762 to honor Cá Ông (General of the Southern Sea) – the guardian deity of fishers in coastal beliefs.

The site is famous for:

• The largest whale skeleton in Southeast Asia (22m long, weighing 65 tons).

• Nearly 100 whale skeletons dating back 100–150 years.

• 24 imperial decrees from the Nguyễn dynasty, including 10 bestowed by Emperor Thiệu Trị.

• Recognition as a National Historical and Cultural Site in 1996.