Thanh Pagoda

Thanh Pagoda, also known as Dien Khanh Tu, is the most famous spiritual tourism destination in Lang. Built in the 15th century, the pagoda has become a symbol of important religious and historical culture in the region. With its traditional architecture and dignified space, Thanh Pagoda attracts tourists and Buddhists to visit and pray. Entering the pagoda, visitors will be immersed in a peaceful and dignified space. The floor is paved with Bat Trang bricks, large and tall ironwood columns, along with doors carved with unique Buddhist motifs create a solemn and sacred space. The pagoda has 38 compartments with a sophisticated and beautiful architectural system, along with hundreds of years old diaphragms and couplets. The highlight of the pagoda is the monolithic bronze statue, known as the largest in Vietnam. The 2-ton bell in Tam Quan is a prominent symbol of the pagoda, with the meaning of praying for prosperity and peace for the country. The echo from the bell echoes everywhere, bringing a sense of peace and purity to anyone who listens.