At age 84, Venerable Chau Ty continues teaching the sacred art of palm-leaf scripture carving, safeguarding Khmer Buddhist heritage in modern Vietnam.

Most Venerable Thich Tu Thong, a leading figure in Vietnamese Buddhism, has passed away at 98 after a life dedicated to teaching and spiritual service.

The Vietnam Buddhist Sangha partners with national arts associations to promote Buddhist values through literature, music, and the arts - creating a lasting cultural legacy.

Most Venerable Thich Tri Tinh, Vice Patriarch of the Supreme Patriarch Council of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha, passed away at 4:30 am on October 8 at Vinh Nghiem Pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City.

The 2025 Requiem Ceremony for Victims of Traffic Accidents, themed "Remembering those who left - For those who remain", spreads the message: "A united community for a safe and civilized traffic environment."

Vietnam's Buddhist Sangha holds its first-ever paperless meeting, signaling a shift toward digital transformation.

From monks in the resistance to pagodas as revolutionary bases, Buddhism has been deeply embedded in Vietnam’s national journey.

In a gesture symbolizing interfaith harmony and the desire to foster peace and strengthen ties between Vietnam and Pakistan, a sacred gift has been delivered to Bai Dinh Pagoda in Ninh Binh Province, where it will be available for public veneration.

Venerable Thich Duc Thien receives rare interfaith award for promoting peace and diplomacy

At exactly 6 a.m. on July 1, more than 18,000 Buddhist temples across Vietnam rang three ceremonial bells and Bat Nha drums, initiating a solemn prayer ceremony for national peace and prosperity.

On July 1, Buddhist temples will ring bells and drums to commemorate the launch of the two-tier local government system.

The extraordinary life and spiritual path of monk Kiem - a renowned ascetic in Ha Tinh - has drawn reverence and awe.

Despite their profound spiritual value, relics of the Buddha found in Vietnam remain little known.

After a month-long sacred journey through nine provinces, Buddha’s relics were ceremonially escorted back to India from Da Nang.

The sacred relic of the Buddha brought from India was enshrined in temples across Vietnam, touching millions with its spiritual presence.

The relic, a national treasure of India, is enshrined at Quan The Am Pagoda for public veneration.

Celestial dancers, lotus motifs, and mythical beasts adorn masterpieces of Vietnamese heritage.

Professor Dhamma Jyoti of India highlights Vietnam's event organization, culture, and cuisine during the 2025 UN Vesak Celebration.

Quang Ninh province is preparing to welcome around one million visitors over four days for a special event to enshrine a Buddha relic at the Yên Tử heritage site.