Bao An Pagoda

Adjacent to An Hoa Communal House is Bao An Pagoda, an ancient relic built long ago. In the past, the pagoda was located outside the 'Dong Gate' in Hau Hamlet, an isolated, quiet, and airy place, and was later moved to its current location.

Bao An Pagoda faces west; its three-entrance gate was renovated and built in 1995, and the bell tower above hangs an ancient bell; on the left side of the courtyard is the Buddha Stupa area, surrounded by four Patriarch Stupas made of dark blue stone, the eternal resting place of the Patriarchs through the periods; on the right is the 'Bia Hau' house with 08 stone steles recording the assets of some villagers who donated to the pagoda, which are the remaining traces that supplement the dates of the ancient pagoda's existence;

Immediately behind the Main Hall is the Mother Goddess Temple, arranged with traditional altars: in the center is the place of worship of the Four Palaces Holy Mothers, on the left is the place of worship of Saint Tran, and on the right is Son Trang; the Patriarch Hall to the right of the Main Hall stands out with the large plaque 'Lich Dai Su To', meaning the place of worship of the Founding Patriarchs through the periods.

Important annual ceremonies held at Bao An Pagoda include: the Buddha's Birthday Celebration held on 08/4; the Vu Lan Filial Piety Ceremony on the full moon of the 7th lunar month; and the death anniversary ceremonies for the Patriarchs./.