CADA shrine is located in the village of 19/8, Ea Yong commune, Krong Pak district, Dak Lak province.

This is a temple built by CADA coffee plantation workers, demanding that the plantation owner build it to serve religious activities, meetings, exchanges and information exchange. CADA shrine is called by workers and soldiers who are active in the revolution.

At first, the temple was made of simple materials such as thatched roofs, earthen walls, etc., so it was completely damaged in a short time. In 1940, CADA plantation workers fought to ask the plantation owner to rebuild the temple with dash bricks with an area of ​​6.5m x 3.5m, laterite foundation, tiled roof, decorated roof. decorated with two pliers, the four corners are curved blades. In 1972, the temple was completely destroyed by American - Wei soldiers. After 1975, people living around the area contributed money and work to rebuild the temple with cement, roofed with corrugated iron on the old temple foundation.

During the resistance war against the French colonialists and the American imperialists, the strong contingent of workers at CADA plantation were enlightened to the revolution and became the core force; CADA plantation became a solid basis in the national liberation and reunification work. The CADA shrine is also the place where some meetings of the CADA Plantation Party cell are held, the mailbox is located to exchange and receive tasks and reports of the revolutionary base at the plantation. From the end of 1946 to the end of 1969, the temple was the place to organize the admission of party members and union members, and was the living place of the Youth Union, Trade Union, and Secret Self-Defense Team.

As an architecture in the overall CADA Historic Site, CADA Shrine together with workers and soldiers here contributed to writing on the heroic history page of the people of Dak Lak in particular and of the whole Vietnamese nation. South in general in two long wars of resistance against colonialism and imperialism. Because of those great historical values, on September 17, 2012, the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism ranked CADA Shrine as a National Historic Site.

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