Pagodas and churches

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Vinh Trang pagoda
This large, very peaceful pagoda and enclave is over a century old and can be found around one kilometre from the centre of My Tho. The temple does a lot of good work -- especially with homeless and other disadvantaged children and donations are very much appreciated. The pagoda was some very impressive woodwork within -- look for the dragons tongues running down the wooden pillars on each side of the alter. Admission is free.

Cao Dai temple
In case you missed Tay Ninh, there's a small Cao Dai temple on Ly Thong Kiet that is in immaculate condition.

My Tho church
Set in the northern reaches of town, on Nguyen Trai, this sizeable church looks after My Tho's small Catholic community. There's daily prayer services.

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