Experts' Choice Award The Tran Family Home and Chapel
What the experts agree on
This 1802 ancestral chapel and home belonged to mandarin Tran Tu Nhuc and remains a serene space dedicated to honoring the Tran family's deceased ancestors, offering insight into Vietnamese spiritual traditions.
“This elegantly designed house was built in 1802 by Tran Tu Nhuc, a 19th-century Mandarin and Chinese ambassador as a place of worship for the Tran family's deceased ancestors.”
– Fodor's
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"Built for worshipping family ancestors, this chapel dates back to 1802." Full review
Frommer's "In 1802, a civil service mandarin named Tran Tu Nhuc built a family home and chapel to worship his ancestors." Full review
