Over the years, Cao Dai followers and dignitaries at the Nam Thanh oratory have carried out religious practices in line with the Constitution and laws, while preserving the fine cultural traditions of this indigenous Vietnamese faith.
Nearly 200,000 tourists, local residents, and Cao Dai followers participated in the “Hoi Yen Dieu Tri Cung”, the biggest festival of the Cao Dai sect, in the southern province of Tay Ninh on October 6 evening.
The festival is a major great religious banquet for the Great Mother and nine female immortals of the Dieu Tri (Jasper Pond) Palace held annually on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month.
The Cao Dai Holy See in the southern province of Tay Ninh combines unique architectural styles, blending various cultural, religious, and architectural influences. With nearly 100 structures of various sizes, it is considered the largest sanctuary of Caodaism, attracting millions of visitors and followers for pilgrimages and worship each year.
The Tay Ninh Cao Dai Temple (Tay Ninh Cao Dai Holy See) is the heart of Caodaism, one of major religions in Vietnam. It is considered the religion’s birthplace, with imposing architecture that has made it a tourist magnet in Tay Ninh province and the southeastern region at large.
Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Truong Thi Ngoc Anh hosted a reception in Hanoi on September 19 for a delegation of the College of Women of the Cao Dai Minh Chon Dao, a sect of Caodaism.
Lying in the middle of a fertile plain, Ba Den Mountain covered with white clouds nearly year-round is one of three mountains in the Ba Den Mountain Relic and Cultural complex, which comprises Ba Den Mountain at a height of 986 metres above sea level, Phung (Phoenix) Mountain and Heo (Pig) Mountain.
President Nguyen Xuan Phuc appreciated Cao Dai followers’ contributions to the country throughout history while receiving leaders of the religion’s churches and organisations in Hanoi on June 29.
A working delegation led by Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee Ngo Sach Thuc joined the Cao Dai Missionary Church, a sect of Caodaism, in a session held the central city of Da Nang on March 17.
President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Do Van Chien on November 17 offered congratulations to dignitaries and followers of Caodaism on the founding anniversary of the religion.
Officials from the Government’s Committee for Religious Affairs on September 20 visited and offered congratulations to representatives of the Cao Dai Temple (Tay Ninh Holy See) in Ho Chi Minh City on the occasion of the religion’s biggest festival - “Hoi Yen Dieu Tri Cung”.
The Church of Cao Dai or Dai Dao Tam Ky Pho Do (The Great Faith of the Third Universal Redemption) in the southwestern province of Tay Ninh celebrated its 95th anniversary on November 10.
President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Tran Thanh Man has sent his greetings to dignitaries and followers of the Cao Dai sect on the occasion of the 94th anniversary of Caodaism.
Hanoi launched on June 26 an environmental protection campaign that involves local religious followers, an activity in response to the Action Month for the Environment 2019.
President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Tran Thanh Man has expressed his belief that dignitaries and followers of the Cao Dai sect will make more contributions to the country’s reforms.
Founded in 1926 in Tay Ninh province, the Caodaism worships the Divine Eye, known as the eye of heaven and a symbol of its supreme being. It is now the third largest religion in Vietnam.
A ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of the Cao Dai Missionary Church, a sect of Caodaism, and its fifth Congress were organised at the Trung Hung Buu Toa Oratory in Da Nang city on July 4.
The Cao Dai Church (Caodaism) held a grand ritual on February 15 dedicated to its Duc Chi Ton (Supreme Being) in Hoa Thanh district of the southern province of Tay Ninh .
