The value of Tri Chỉ Pagoda continues to receive attention for preservation from the State and the community. In 2020, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism appraised the pagoda restoration and embellishment project, which required that interventions in the relic be evidence-based, preserve architectural values, and have the consensus of the pagoda and local people.
According to the report of the People's Committee of Phượng Dực Commune, in 2025, the restoration and embellishment project of Tri Chỉ Pagoda completed construction, acceptance, and handover for use. This is an important step for the relic to continue serving religious life, while also creating conditions to promote its value in traditional education and introduce local culture.
Today, visiting Tri Chỉ Pagoda means encountering many layers of memory together: memories of the low-lying flooded rice fields; the story of buffalo boys molding Buddha statues; the unity of six giáp joining three pagodas into one; the marks of eminent monks and the war years. These cultural layers are precisely what make the pagoda valuable beyond a place of worship.
Tri Chỉ Pagoda can be seen as a symbol of the community's spirit of solidarity, inclination toward goodness, and enduring vitality. After more than a century since the great reconstruction in the early 20th century, the pagoda remains a place where Tri Chỉ people return to their roots, preserve moral principles, pass on memories, and nurture love for their homeland. That is also a beautiful image of the Tri Chỉ people – simple, affectionate, community-minded, and respectful of the heritage left by their ancestors.
