1. Bai Dinh Pagoda

Located within the majestic Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex, Bai Dinh Pagoda is widely regarded as the largest pagoda in Vietnam and a top spiritual tourism destination. This massive complex boasts unique architecture and holds several impressive records, including the largest bronze Buddha statue and the largest bronze bell in Southeast Asia.

Visitors can also marvel at the longest corridor of Arhat statues and the enormous bronze statue of Maitreya Buddha. Its architecture is characterized by elegant curved roofs resembling a phoenix's tail, creating a truly awe-inspiring sight.

2. Bich Dong Pagoda

Situated in the heart of the Tam Coc - Bich Dong tourist area, this pagoda is a historical and cultural gem. It has been bestowed with the title "Nam Thien De Nhi Dong," meaning "the second most beautiful cave in the South." The pagoda complex is built in a unique style, comprising three separate pagodas—Ha (Lower), Trung (Middle), and Thuong (Upper)—all connected by a series of moss-covered stone steps leading up the mountainside.

Its ancient, weathered appearance perfectly harmonizes with the surrounding mountains, caves, and lush greenery, creating a picturesque and poetic landscape.

3. Non Nuoc Pagoda

Nestled at the foot of Non Nuoc mountain, by the confluence of the Day and Van rivers, this ancient pagoda traces its history back to the reign of King Ly Nhan Tong. Despite being renovated in 2006, the pagoda has successfully preserved its sacred, solemn, and tranquil beauty. The structure is built entirely of stone with graceful curved roofs.

To reach the main sanctuary, visitors must ascend 72 ancient, time-worn stone steps, a journey that adds to the pagoda's timeless charm. It is a place of beautiful, poetic scenery that embodies the peaceful essence of the Northern Vietnamese countryside.