The One Pillar Pagoda, an iconic Hanoi landmark symbolizing purity and resilience, stands out as one of Asia's most unique architectural marvels and a testament to Vietnamese culture.

Buu Son Pagoda in the capital of Dong Nai Province, built in the 18th century, has just one pillar holding up its roof. Buu Son Pagoda in Hoa Binh Ward, Bien Hoa Town, was built at first with bamboo ...

Venerable Thich Tam Kien of the One Pillar Pagoda has sent many petitions to the authorities to call for help to rescue the temple – the most famous relic in Hanoi - but he has had to wait in vain for ...

After five years of relentlessly appealing for repairs to be made to the Hanoi’s iconic, nine-century-old Mot Cot (One-Pillar) pagoda, which has sustained serious damage, its leader recently sent an ...

The pagoda complex is situated 15 kilometers from downtown, in My Khanh Ward, Phong Dien District. Built in 2013-2014 on an area of four hectares, Truc Lam Phuong Nam is one of the largest Buddhist ...

Thu Duc-Sai Gon one pillar pagoda, which is known as Nam Thien Nhat Tru Tu pagoda, is located on Dang Van Bi street, Thu Duc district, HCM City. Covering an area of one hectare, the pagoda was ...

After five years of relentlessly appealing for repairs to be made to the Hanoi’s iconic, nine-century-old Mot Cot (One-Pillar) pagoda, which has sustained serious damage, its leader recently sent an ...