Basilique de l'Immaculée-Conception de Kiện Khê

The Basilica of the Immaculate Conception is a church in Vietnam that combines European and Vietnamese architectural styles, featuring an elaborate facade and ornamental details throughout. The interior contains religious artworks and altars that structure the sacred space and guide the viewer's focus.

Construction of this church took place in 1882, when it became a significant religious structure for the region. It served as a cathedral until 1936, after which its role changed as the Catholic organization in Vietnam shifted.

This basilica serves as a center for Catholic worship in a rural area where faith and agricultural life of the region are closely connected. Visitors can witness religious practices that have been maintained by the local community for many generations.

The basilica is located in Thanh Liêm district and remains open to visitors year-round. Regular services take place throughout the year, so visitors should be respectful during prayer times.

This church is one of only four basilicas in Vietnam, making it a rare religious building in the country. Its elevation to basilica status in 2010 recognized its exceptional importance within Vietnam's Catholic landscape.