Am Đống Vũ Pagoda
Introduction
According to village elders, Am Pagoda was built at the end of the 17th century. Over more than 300 years of history, the shrine is evidence of the solidarity and long-standing cultural life of the craft-village residents. The relic is a place of worship for Đức Ông Thập Bát Long Thần Già Lam Chân Tể. In local belief, He is the presiding deity who protects the shrine, safeguards the land and territory, and is where local people entrust their children (bán khoán) to pray for peace and the disappearance of all illnesses. The facade is designed as an airy veranda, with pillars adorned with solemn Han-character couplets. In front of the red-brick yard, a pair of thạch đăng (stone lamps) in the form of intricately carved towers stands out, and the majestic monolithic stone sacred-animal statues create a feng shui symmetrical arrangement and guard the sacred site.
Am Pagoda was ranked as a Historical-Cultural Relic by the City People's Committee in 2026.
