| Studying abroad in Cham village | Unlike a self-contained life style, circling themselves inside the village, as in the past, Cham people in Chau Phong commune (Tan Chau district) nowadays are more interested in sending their children to study away from the village in order to improve their knowledge. Many families also sent their children to study abroad to seek new knowledge. | |  | |
| To preserve a relic: avoiding hurting our predecessors… | In previous days, the harm caused to the archeological area C and D of Thang Long citadel world relic created pressing sentiments in society. It became a hot issue when the Vietnam Archeological Council sent an urgent complaint to the Prime Minister and concerned agencies for immediate protection of this important relic. | |  | |
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| The Vietnam Baha’i Community | Baha’i faith is a young religion first introduced in 1863 in Persian (Iran) by Baha’u’llah, which means “Glory of God”. | |  | |
| A degrading 300-year heritage | Giac Vien pagoda, classified as a national historical and cultural relic in 1993 by the Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism, was falling down during ten years waiting for upgrade. | |  | |
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| Unique thousand -year temple of Khmer people | Travelling to Tra Vinh province, tourists had better visit to Angkorajaborey ancient pagoda (Ang pagoda) built more than a thousand years ago. The pagoda has very unique architecture is a place for monks to practice religion and for Khmer people to organize cultural activities. | |  | |
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| The Cao Dai religion | At the beginning of the twentieth century, the colonial regime and the Nguyễn feudal court reinforced their exploitation and oppression of the Vietnamese people. | |  | |
| Buddhism | Buddhism was brought to Vietnam about two thousand years ago. Luy Lâu (now in the Thuận Thành District, Bắc Ninh province in Northern Vietnam) soon became a large and flourishing center for Buddhism. | |  | |
| Protestantism | Christian and Missionary Alliance (CMA) brought Protestantism to Vietnam in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Thus, the arrival of Protestantism was considerably later than other exogenous religions. | |  | |
| Hòa Hảo Buddhism | Documents show that Hòa Hảo Buddhism first appeared when World War II was about to start. Huỳnh Phú Sổ conducted a ceremony for the founding of Hòa Hảo Buddhism on 4 July 1939. | |  | |
| Islam | Islam in Vietnam is practiced mostly by Chăm ethnic-minority people, most of whom live in Hồ Chí Minh City and Southern provinces, such as Ninh Thuận, Bình Thuận, An Giang, Tây Ninh, and Đồng Nai. | |  | |
| Catholicism | Western missionaries started their work in Vietnam as early as the beginning of sixteenth century. | |  | |