Van Phu Pagoda (Linh Ung Tu)

Van Phu Pagoda, whose literary name is Linh Ung Tu, located in the Van Phu residential area, Kien Hung Ward, Hanoi City. This is one of the relics of historical, cultural, and religious value, closely associated with the spiritual life of local people over many generations.

The pagoda is a space for the community's religious and belief activities, where local people and Buddhists come to worship Buddha, pray for peace, practice a life oriented toward goodness, and at the same time preserve the fine cultural customs and traditions of the locality. Over time, the pagoda has become a familiar cultural and spiritual address, contributing to connecting the community and educating generations about the tradition of revering Buddha, valuing moral principles, living compassionately, and striving toward goodness.

According to the ward's current list of relics, Van Phu Pagoda (Linh Ung Tu) was ranked as a relic under Decision No. 28/VH-QD dated January 18, 1988 of the Ministry of Culture. Being ranked is a recognition of the historical and cultural values of the relic, and at the same time sets out the responsibility to preserve, conserve, and promote the heritage values in contemporary life.

Today, Van Phu Pagoda continues to be preserved and cared for by local people and Buddhists; it is a place for practicing beliefs and spreading the good values of Buddhism and the community's cultural traditions. Preserving and promoting the pagoda's values contributes to safeguarding local cultural identity and building a rich, united, and humane cultural and spiritual life in Kien Hung Ward.