Tang Non Pagoda (Chan Linh Tu), Hat Mon Commune

TANG NON PAGODA (CHAN LINH TU) - NATIONAL-LEVEL ARCHITECTURAL AND ARTISTIC RELIC

Tang Non Pagoda, whose literary name is Chan Linh Tu, is located in Tang Non Village, Hat Mon Commune, Hanoi City. The pagoda has a long history, flourished during the Le Trung Hung period (17th–18th centuries), and has been restored many times.

The pagoda worships Buddha according to the Mahayana tradition and still preserves a rich system of Buddha statues. Because it is located in an area frequently affected by floods, the pagoda's old structures have seriously deteriorated. In 2021, the State invested in building a new main hall (Tam Bao) within the relic site.

Every year, the pagoda organizes Buddhist holidays and the village festival feast on the 6th day of the third lunar month, attracting local people and visitors to worship Buddha and pray for national prosperity and peace, and favorable weather.

With its outstanding historical, cultural, and artistic values, Tang Non Pagoda is a valuable relic in the local cultural heritage system.