Announcement of the grand celebration of Vesak 2023 and the inauguration of the world's biggest on-mountain Buddhist Lecture Hall

On January 5, 2025, a delegation of Burmese Buddhist monks visited Ba Vang Pagoda and extended their greetings to Thay Thich Truc Thai Minh, the abbot, and the monastic community.

Ba Vang Pagoda at night during Tet (the Lunar New Year) glows with vibrant red lanterns, pink peach blossoms, yellow apricot flowers, and orange kumquats

In the ceremony, the Buddhists had an opportunity to listen to Thay's teachings in preparation for the new year.

This unique collection is exclusive to Ba Vang Pagoda and has earned three prestigious titles: World Record, Asia Record, and Vietnam Record.

A special feature of Ba Vang Pagoda is 18 Arahant statues carved from stone and gilded with 99.98% pure gold

Growing up in a forest surrounded by three mountains, an old fig tree was transplanted into the garden of a family in Hoanh Bo District, Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam in 2010.

The Buddha's relics are crystallized from his precepts, samadhi (concentration), and wisdom, obtained from his ashes after his cremation.

At the doorstep of the Lunar New Year 2025, Thay Thich Truc Thai Minh and the monks of Ba Vang Pagoda visited an orphan care center and aged care center