The temple is located in Tran Thuong hamlet, Nhan Dao commune, Ly Nhan district, Ha Nam province.

The temple consists of external nghi mon, inner nghi mon, 5 buildings, 15 compartments which are divided into 3 palaces: First Palace, Second Palace and Third Palace, along with 5 Ngoc (Pearl) wells.

The architectural decoration of the temple has many different themes and motifs that are elaborately depicted, such as two dragons gazing at the moon, flying dragon, dancing phoenix, water, waves and clouds.

Tran Thuong temple still retains many ancient worshiping objects such as the worshiping throne, statues of Nghe and tortoises, incense bowls and other items such as horizontal lacquered boards, couplets, antique bells and a silver sword whose sheath is made of precious tortoise shells and is only displayed on festive days.

In 1989, Tran Thuong temple was classified as a national historical – cultural relic and in 2015, it was recognized as a Special National Relic site.

Tran Thuong temple is dedicated to Tran Hung Dao (1228-1300), the supreme commander of Vietnam in the Tran Dynasty, who repelled three major Mongolian invasions in the 13th century. 
It is located in Nhan Dao commune of Ly Nhan district, which was chosen by Tran Hung Dao as a food storage area to supply his army during the fight against the invaders.
In December 2015, Tran Thuong Temple was recognized as a special national relic site.
 Aiming to commemorate the great merit of General Tran Hung Dao, the festival of Tran Thuong Temple is celebrated every year from the 18th to 20th day of the eighth lunar month.
Food-distributing festival in Tran Thuong Temple is one of the largest festivals of Ha Nam Province. 
The festival is usually organized on the 14th day of the first lunar month, comprising of 3 parts: food procession from warehouse to the temple, incense-offering ceremony, food procession to the sanctuary.
The temple has become a popular tourist site in Ha Nam.
VietNamNet's Hoang Ha took some photos of the temple during his recent visit to this place.

Hoang Ha