Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee Vu Duy Hoang presents flowers of congratulations to Khanh Long Pagoda

At Khanh Long Pagoda, Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee Vu Duy Hoang conveyed his warmest congratulations to Venerable Thich Chuc Tiep and all monks, nuns, and Buddhist followers on a joyful and auspicious Vesak season. He acknowledged and commended the positive contributions of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha of Thai Nguyen Province in social welfare work, participation in patriotic emulation movements, campaigns initiated by the Fatherland Front, and the building of a great national unity bloc.

He expressed the hope that in the coming time, religious dignitaries, monks, nuns, and Buddhist followers would continue to uphold the tradition of “protecting the nation and caring for the people,” live by the principle of “living well in civil life and upholding religious virtue,” and actively accompany Party committees, authorities, and the Fatherland Front at all levels in the cause of building Thai Nguyen Province into an ever more prosperous, beautiful, and civilized place.

Comrade Vu Duy Hoang, Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee, presents flowers of congratulations to Ho Lenh Pagoda

During the visit and congratulatory call to religious dignitaries, monks, nuns, and Buddhist followers of Ho Lenh Pagoda, the Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee acknowledged their positive contributions in propagating and mobilizing the people to observe the Party's guidelines and the State's policies and laws, as well as in actively participating in charitable and humanitarian activities, social welfare, and building a cultural way of life in residential communities.

Vesak Celebration for Buddhist Era 2570 – Common Era 2026 at Khanh Long Pagoda

The Vesak Celebration for Buddhist Era 2570 – Common Era 2026 will take place on the 15th day of the 4th lunar month, which corresponds to May 31, 2026. This is one of the most important Buddhist holidays, commemorating the birth of Shakyamuni Buddha, and carries deep humanitarian significance, helping to spread the spirit of compassion, solidarity, and virtue in social life.