The hundred-year-old pagoda is likened to a miniature Thailand in the village fields.

Phuc Lam Pagoda is located on a 4-hectare land in a field in La Mat village, Phu Ung commune, An Thi district (Hung Yen).

Phuc Lam Pagoda is over 100 years old. To have its current appearance, the pagoda has undergone many restorations and embellishments.

The architecture of the pagoda consists of two floors with the front hall and the upper hall, designed in the shape of the letter "cong" with a height of about 15m, a width of about 20m, surrounded by 4 towers and many Buddha statues from medium to large size.

Over the past 5 years, the pagoda has been under construction and renovation.

The unique, intricate dragon-shaped decorative details on the roof are a special highlight of Phuc Lam Pagoda.

The second floor railing is decorated with large blooming lotus petals, creating a beauty that is different from other temples.

The towers are located at the four corners of the pagoda, each tower has six columns. These columns have phoenix shapes that are embossed and curved, creating an impressive beauty.

Currently, Phuc Lam Pagoda is closed for further restoration and completion.