Co Cha¥t is a village located in Phuong Dinh Commune, Tru±c Ninh District, Nam Dinh Province, which is located in the northern part of Vietnam. Co Cha¥t Village is approximately 20 km from Nam Dinh city. It is famous for sericulture and silk.

Giao Xu Dun Thanh Kien Lao, also known as Kien Lao Church, is aCatholic church located in Xuan Tien Village, Xuan Truong District, Nam Dinh Province, which is located in the northern part of Vietnam. It is approximately 15 kilometers northeast of the province's capital, Nam Dinh City.

Nha  Thu Cha­nh ToaBui Chu, also known as Bui Chu Cathedral, is aprominent Catholic cathedral located in Bui Chu Village, Xuan Nguc Commune, Xuan Truong District, Nam Dinh Province, Vietnam. It is approximately 120 kilometers southeast of the country's capital, Hanoi.

Nha  Thu Giao Xu Dun Thanh Hung Nghia, also known as Hung NghiaChurch, is aCatholic church located in Hung Nghia Village, Hai Hung Commune, Hai Ha­u District, Nam Dinh Province, which is located in the northern part of Vietnam. It is approximately 20 kilometers northwest of the province's capital, Nam Dinh City.

Cau nga³i chuaLuong, also known as Luong Brick Bridge, is located in Hai Anh Village, Hai Ha­u District, Nam Dinh Province, which is located in the northern part of Vietnam. The bridge was built 500 years ago, is one of the famous ancient tile bridges in Vietnam.

Cau nga³i cho Thuong, also known as Thuong Brick Bridge, is located in Binh Minh Village, Nam Tru±c District, Nam Dinh Province, which is located in the northern part of Vietnam. It is one of the five most beautiful ancient tile bridges in Vietnam.

Vuong Cung Thanh Duong Phu Nhai, also known as Phu Nhai Cathedral, is aCatholic cathedral located in Xuan Phuong Village, Xuan Truong District, Nam Dinh Province, which is located in the northern part of Vietnam. It is approximately 25 kilometers northeast of the province's capital, Nam Dinh City.

Dun Tran, also known as Tran Temple, is a historical and cultural site located in Tran Thua Village, Loc Vuong Commune, Nam Dinh Province, Vietnam. Visiting Dun Tran allows you to delve into Vietnam's history, admire the architectural beauty, and witness the cultural and religious traditions associated with the Tran Dynasty.

ChuaCo Le, also known as Co Le Pagoda, is a Buddhist temple located in Co Le Village, Tru±c Ninh District, Nam Dinh Province, which is located in the northern part of Vietnam. It is approximately 40 kilometers northeast of the province's capital, Nam Dinh City.

ChuaThap Pho Minh, also known as Pho Minh Pagoda, is aprominent Buddhist temple located in Tran Thua Village, Loc Vuong Commune, Nam Dinh Province, which is located in the northern part of Vietnam. It is approximately 20 kilometers southeast of the province's capital city, Nam Dinh City.