Ba Temple - Quan Thuong - Vinh Xuong Thuong Pagoda (Huong Van Tu Pagoda)

The historical and cultural relic complex of Ba Temple – Quan Thuong – Vinh Xuong Thuong Pagoda (also known as Huong Van Tu) is located in Phuc Son Commune, Hanoi City, and is a distinctive spiritual architectural complex imbued with the cultural imprint of a land with a thousand years of civilization. Through the long course of history with many ups and downs, the relic complex was officially ranked as a City-level historical and cultural relic in January 2026, affirming its historical value and importance in the spiritual life of the local people. The unique feature of this complex is the harmonious fusion of the three core belief streams of the Vietnamese people: Buddhism, Taoism, and indigenous Mother Goddess worship. Among them, Ba Temple is the place of worship for female deities, a symbol of gratitude to Mother Nature who has sheltered and granted favorable weather; Quan Thuong preserves the solemnity of the moral principles of the predecessors and the village tutelary god; and Vinh Xuong Thuong Pagoda, with the elegant Sino-Vietnamese name Huong Van Tu ("Fragrant Cloud Pagoda"), is a serene Buddhist monastery worshipping Buddha, a place preserving a system of ancient statues and profound couplets guiding people toward compassion and charity. Visiting the relic complex, tourists and Buddhists can not only admire the ancient traditional architectural space but also find a peaceful, solemn space to pray for peace for their families.