Thai Binh is a province in the Red River Deltaregion of northern Vietnam. It is known for its beautiful coastal scenery, historic sites, and delicious seafood cuisine. The province is also home to many traditional festivals and ceremonies that are celebrated throughout the year. It had a population of 2,196,442 in 2021.

Đền Đồng Xâm (Dong Xam Temple) is a historical temple located in Hong Thai Village, Kien Xuong District, Thai Binh Province, Vietnam. It has a long history that dates back to 207-136 BC, the temple is dedicated to the worship of Trieu Da  (known as Trieu Vu De) and is located in a large-scale relic complex.

Dong Bang temple (Đền Đồng Bằng) also known as Vương Mẫu từ, is a famous and sacred temple in Thai Binh province, Vietnam. The temple worships gods related to the legend of Bát Hải Đại Vương and is imbued with Vietnamese folk beliefs and culture.

Chùa Keo, also known as Keo Pagoda, is a historic Buddhist temple located in Thai Binh, Vietnam. The pagoda is constructed by Duong Khong Lo, a Monk and famous doctor during Ly Dynasty. Its tranquil surroundings, stunning architecture, and cultural significance make it a popular destination for both religious devotees and tourists seeking to explore the cultural richness of Thai Binh Province.