Buu Son Tu, a nearly 200-year-old temple in Soc Trang, stands out as Vietnam’s only pagoda where nearly 2,000 statues and monumental candles are crafted entirely from clay.

The Lunar New Year is a time for reflection and renewal, and visiting sacred temples is a cherished tradition for many Vietnamese seeking peace and good fortune.

For a fresh start to the new year, many visitors head to Vietnam’s sacred mountains, including Fansipan, Ba Na, and Long Doi Son, to seek luck and serenity.

As part of its commitment to cultural preservation, Hanoi has launched a $7.6 million project to restore the historic Tram Gian Pagoda and Tram Pagoda.

An Phu Pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City is a stunning masterpiece adorned with over 30 tons of porcelain fragments, earning its place as one of Vietnam’s most unique temples.

The pagoda Hue Nghiem in HCM City holds a thrilling legend about a wealthy woman who was reborn as a princess after her death.

With its architectural brilliance, the smoke-free Buu Long Pagoda has become a favorite destination for locals and tourists alike.

Nestled in the tranquil village of Duc La Village, Bac Giang Province, the 700-year-old Vinh Nghiem Pagoda, also known as Duc La Pagoda, stands as a testament to Vietnam's rich cultural and religious heritage.

Long An's renowned ancient pagoda is home to treasures dating back more than 200 years, presented by Lord Nguyen to honor the sanctuary where he once sought shelter.

Built in 1887, Xiem Can Temple in Bac Lieu stands as a significant cultural and religious landmark. This ancient Khmer temple, with its unique Angkor-inspired architecture, attracts visitors for its historical and artistic value.

Truc Lam An Giang Monastery is a spiritual tourist destination that attracts many visitors due to its picturesque landscape, likened to a miniature Ha Long Bay in the southern province of An Giang.

In 1983, a team of skeptical scientists transported two statues from Dau Pagoda to Bach Mai Hospital for X-ray analysis. Their goal was to verify whether these statues were indeed the relics of two monks from the early 17th century.

Discover the spiritual and architectural beauty of Ba Chua Xu Temple, the highest donation-collecting relic site in Vietnam in 2023.

From its origins in 990 to its modern-day splendor, Ang Pagoda stands as a testament to Khmer architectural artistry.

The total amount of money collected by relics throughout Vietnam in 2023 reached 4,100 billion VND (US$178 million).

The body of a monk who died 10 years ago in An Giang has not decomposed even though it was not preserved with chemicals or special methods.

Lanh Giang Temple, also known as Lanh Giang Linh Tu, is located in Moc Nam ward of Duy Tien district in Ha Nam province.

Bo Da Pagoda stands as an ancient and revered spiritual sanctuary in the northern region of Vietnam.

Van Phuoc Pagoda, nestled in the heart of the Mekong Delta’s Ben Tre Province, has become a symbol of spiritual sanctity since its inception in 2000.