Ben Pagoda
Introduction
Architectural structure: The pagoda was built in the "tien nhat hau dinh" style (ㅗ). The front hall has two sloping roofs covered with di tiles and was built with gable-end walls and enclosed side bays. The Three Jewels Hall is connected to the rear wall of the front hall, creating a unified worship space. System of statues: Due to the effects of time and war, the pagoda currently preserves a number of statues and a Nine Dragons throne made of wood and fired clay, along with other artifacts. Cultural Values and Festival Activities
+ Spiritual life: The pagoda is a place that satisfies the religious needs of local people and guides people toward benevolence and compassion.
+ Festivals: In addition to the full moon and first days of each month, the pagoda attracts large numbers of Buddhists on Lunar New Year, Thuong Nguyen, and Buddha's Birthday. The pagoda was ranked as a relic by the former Ha Tay Province in 2002.
