Pilgrimage Sites in Vietnam
Discover 6 sacred destinations in Vietnam
Hanoi
Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Hanoi, built 1884–1886 in neo-Gothic style, anchors Catholic life in Vietnam's capital.
La Vang
Vietnam's national Marian shrine where Our Lady appeared to persecuted Catholics in 1798, now the country's most beloved pilgrimage site.
Nam Dinh
Shrine of the Queen of Martyrs on hồ Vị Xuyên, used as a warehouse and a cinema for decades and returned to the parish in 2008.
Phat Diem
Cathedral of stone and ironwood in Vietnamese temple form, seat of the Diocese of Phat Diem in Ninh Binh's delta.
Phu Nhai
Largest basilica in Southeast Asia, built in neo-Gothic style after centuries of persecution. The Basilica of the Immaculate Conception draws thousands during its three December feast days.
So Kien
Historic pilgrimage town in Ha Nam Province, Vietnam's National Pilgrimage Center honoring the 117 Vietnamese Martyrs.