Bach Thach Pagoda

Bach Thach Pagoda, whose literary name is Sung Hung Tu, is located in Bach Thach Hamlet, Phu Cat Commune, Hanoi City. Closely tied to the spiritual life of local people for generations, the pagoda is a place for Buddhist worship, religious activities, and preservation of the locality's traditional cultural values.

The pagoda was built early and has undergone many historical changes and restorations. On February 25, 2026, the Hanoi City People's Committee ranked it as a city-level historical-cultural relic under Decision No. 844/QD-UBND, recognizing the relic's value and significance in community cultural life.

Located on grounds of about 4,806 m², the pagoda has main components including the gate, Three Jewels Hall, Patriarch Hall, Mother Goddess Hall, and a shrine. The Three Jewels area includes the Front Hall and Upper Hall, the central Buddhist worship space. The structures in the grounds meet people's needs for Buddhist worship and religious activities, while also reflecting the community's contribution to preserving the pagoda.

Visiting Bach Thach Pagoda, tourists can worship Buddha, learn about Buddhist culture and the traditions of Phu Cat countryside. The pagoda helps connect generations, nurture kindness, and foster awareness of treasuring local heritage.

Address: Bach Thach Hamlet, Phu Cat Commune, Hanoi City.