Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
Vinh Thai Pagoda
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Phone: 0919799603

Time to visit a place: 1440 phút

Open Time: 7:00 AM - Close Time: 6:00 PM

Email: buithupnhg@gmail.com

Address: thon kim n, xa hoang giang, huyen nong cong

Historical Relic of Vĩnh Thái Pagoda A Cultural and Revolutionary History Heritage Vĩnh Thái Pagoda is located in the village of Yên Thái, Hoàng Giang Commune, Nông Cống District, Thanh Hóa Province. This ancient pagoda, established in the late 16th century, sits beside the majestic Hoàng Nghiêu mountain range. It occupies a spacious area and is renowned as a scenic landmark, a place of favorable feng shui, and a witness to significant events in the struggle for national liberation. The pagoda was built in the 16th century by Mạc Đăng Khuê, a person from Bắc Hà, who came to this land, established the village of Thổ Ngõa, and constructed the pagoda. Due to wars and natural disasters, the pagoda suffered significant damage. However, with the attention of the local government and generous contributions from philanthropists, it has been restored and preserved, continuing to serve as a spiritual center for the community. Notably, the pagoda was a secret meeting place for revolutionary leaders before the August Revolution of 1945. Between 1930 and 1945, Vĩnh Thái Pagoda served as a revolutionary base for the districts of Nông Cống and Thọ Xuân, and as a communication hub for the Central Party Committee of the Central Region. With ... View more

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Historical Relic of Vĩnh Thái Pagoda

A Cultural and Revolutionary History Heritage

Vĩnh Thái Pagoda is located in the village of Yên Thái, Hoàng Giang Commune, Nông Cống District, Thanh Hóa Province. This ancient pagoda, established in the late 16th century, sits beside the majestic Hoàng Nghiêu mountain range. It occupies a spacious area and is renowned as a scenic landmark, a place of favorable feng shui, and a witness to significant events in the struggle for national liberation. The pagoda was built in the 16th century by Mạc Đăng Khuê, a person from Bắc Hà, who came to this land, established the village of Thổ Ngõa, and constructed the pagoda.

Due to wars and natural disasters, the pagoda suffered significant damage. However, with the attention of the local government and generous contributions from philanthropists, it has been restored and preserved, continuing to serve as a spiritual center for the community. Notably, the pagoda was a secret meeting place for revolutionary leaders before the August Revolution of 1945. Between 1930 and 1945, Vĩnh Thái Pagoda served as a revolutionary base for the districts of Nông Cống and Thọ Xuân, and as a communication hub for the Central Party Committee of the Central Region.

With its historical, cultural, and natural beauty, Vĩnh Thái Pagoda is not only a place of worship but also an ideal destination for those seeking to learn about revolutionary history and traditional culture. In addition to visiting the historical site, tourists can also admire the surrounding natural beauty, from the winding Hoàng River to the majestic mountain landscapes, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

During their visit to Vĩnh Thái Pagoda, tourists can also savor local specialties, such as trạch kho ủ trấu (grilled fish), giắt rang lá nghệ (fried leaf-wrapped rice), Cầu Quan goat, fermented shrimp paste, braised eel, nem ống (spring rolls), bánh đa kê (fried rice cakes), and bánh cuốn (steamed rice rolls). Vĩnh Thái Pagoda was recognized as a provincial historical revolutionary relic in 1996 and is considered a site of cultural and spiritual tourism.

 

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