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Keo Pagoda

Chùa Keo · Chùa Keo · Thần Quang Tự

Vũ Thư (former Thái Bình), Hưng Yên, Vietnam Founder / Historic Patron: Zen master Dương Không Lộ

A nationally prominent Buddhist pagoda known for its surviving historical wooden architecture.

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About Keo Pagoda

Identity, documented context and sacred significance.

A nationally prominent Buddhist pagoda known for its surviving historical wooden architecture. The national tourism authority lists Keo among the outstanding pagodas of the Red River Delta. The surviving wooden complex is particularly noted for its tower and veneration of Zen master Không Lộ.

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Place TypePagoda
Religious TraditionBuddhism
Founder / Historic PatronZen master Dương Không Lộ
LocationVũ Thư (former Thái Bình), Hưng Yên, Vietnam
CountryVietnam
ArchitectureTraditional Vietnamese timber pagoda complex

Faith, Tradition & Sacred Association

Religious tradition, dedication and sacred associations connected with this place.

Religious TraditionBuddhism
Founder / Historic PatronZen master Dương Không Lộ

History & Sacred Tradition

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Historical Record

The national tourism authority lists Keo among the outstanding pagodas of the Red River Delta.

Architecture & Sacred Complex

Traditional Vietnamese timber pagoda complex

Practices & Visiting Information

Documented worship, observances and practices where available.

Buddhist prayer
incense offerings
Keo Pagoda Festival

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October 15, 2026