Wat

Chùa Prey Vo is a Khmer Buddhist Wat in Long Hiệp commune, Vĩnh Long, Vietnam.[1]

History

The main hall (chánh điện) was built from 2015, together with a yard, a gate, classrooms and a thala for the Buddhists' activities. The main hall and the other buildings were completed at a total cost of nearly 10 billion đồng.[1]

Religious life

On April 17, 2026, the Wat held the inauguration of the main hall and its other buildings. Hòa thượng Thạch Oai, standing vice chairman of the provincial Patriotic Monks' Solidarity Association, spoke at the ceremony, and Khmer monks and many Buddhists attended. The Wat also held a Kiết giới Sima ceremony over three days, April 17, 18 and 19.[1]

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This page was last edited on 11 October 2026, at 13:38.