Tam Thanh can refer to different concepts, most commonly a place name and a Buddhist term. Tam Thanh Cave and Tam Thanh Pagoda are spiritual sites in Vietnam associated with Buddhism, Taoism, and folk religion. The term also relates to the Vietnamese folk religion of Đạo Mẫu (Mother Goddess worship), and less directly to the Three Pure Ones (the highest gods in Taoism) whom were once worshipped at Tam Thanh Cave. Tam Thanh in Vietnam Tam Thanh Cave:Located in Đà Nẵng, this cave features statues of the Buddha and door gods, and in the past, people worshipped the Three Pure Ones (the highest gods in Taoism). Tam Thanh Pagoda:A National Historical and Cultural Relic Site in Lang Son Province, it's associated with Buddhism, Taoism, and Vietnamese folk religion. The pagoda complex includes several caves and is known for its statues and historical inscriptions. Tam Thanh in other contextsThree Pure Ones (Tam Thanh in Taoism):The highest gods in Taoism, sometimes worshipped in caves like Tam Thanh Cave. Three Saints of the West (Tây Phương Tam Thánh):A reference in Buddhist contexts, specifically the Amitabha Buddha and his two attendants. Tam Thành:A commune and village in Quang Nam province also known as the Tam Thanh Mural Village, famous for its vibrant street art. It is a popular tourist destination in the region of Da Nang and Hoi An.