Bat Chua Pagoda (Vinh Khanh Tu)

This is a peaceful space for religious practice, closely tied to the cultural life of the people of Lien Bat Village, Ung Thien Commune. The front hall of Vinh Khanh Pagoda has 5 bays, built in the chong giuong gia chieng architectural style, with roofs curving upward at the eaves. The pagoda has 12 carved panels depicting familiar themes: the four sacred creatures, dragon, ly, turtle, and phoenix, and the four noble plants (pine, apricot, bamboo, and chrysanthemum); there are 2 y mon gates carved with a pair of phoenixes facing the moon, a beautiful relief panel dating to the 16th century. The pagoda currently preserves many artifacts such as a stone khanh, steles from the Le dynasty, and steles from the Nguyen dynasty...

Vinh Khanh Pagoda was ranked as a historical-cultural relic by the People's Committee of the former Ha Son Binh Province in 1988.