The Hall of Myriad Paths (Vietnamese: Vạn Đạo Đường) is a free reference library of the world's religions and folk beliefs, hosted at thayungkhiem.vn/en/van-dao.
It was founded by Master Ung Khiem (Trần Quốc Dũng), founder of UK MASTER CORP and a professional practitioner of Chinese metaphysics and Feng Shui since 2019.
The library currently opens 19 religious paths, 65 four-column bilingual scripture and mantra pages (57 core scripture sets with all 65 human audio recitations), 81 ritual prayers and household devotions with a custom A4 Scroll Studio, 84 holy feasts and liturgical seasons in the 365-Day Sacred Calendar, and 2,103 verified sacred places across all 202 countries and territories, in Vietnamese and English.
IThe Founder's Aspiration
The Hall of Myriad Paths was not made to sell anything. It is a work of service: to gather in one place what humankind has believed, chanted and built for worship over thousands of years, and to open it to anyone who wishes to read.
Vạn Đạo means ten thousand paths. Each religion is a path people walk in search of the sacred, and every path deserves to be told truly, in its own script, its own colours and its own symbols, as its faithful would recognise them.
That aspiration shapes everything else: no fees, no advertising, no sign-in, and no ranking of one path above another.
IIThe Library Today
From the Three Teachings of East Asia and Vietnamese folk belief to the great religions of the world, each with its history, teachings, 141 branch and denomination monographs, ritual guides, hierarchy, sacred images and colours.
Three core scripture sets for every tradition presented in four columns (Original script, Transliteration, Vietnamese, English) with line-by-line commentary and all 65 human audio recitations.
243 authentic prayer variants across 10 categories for all 19 traditions, featuring interactive 3D altar spaces, 2D diagrams, a Solar-to-Lunar Sexagenary and 12 Year Lords engine, and A4 Scroll printing.
A 365-day interfaith liturgical calendar spanning all 12 months for 19 religions, with a live Today's Observances banner, a comparative guide to 4 sacred calendar systems, and three-way links to Scriptures, Prayers and Sanctuaries.
100% complete across all 202 countries and territories, 420 of them covering all 34 provinces of Vietnam. Each features an openly licensed real photograph, coordinates, history, worship customs and a classical Feng Shui landform reading.
Every one of the library's 5,068 pages is published in both Vietnamese and English so readers in any country can use it.
IIIHow the Library Works
The library never says which path is right or wrong, and never invites anyone to join or leave a faith.
What each tradition says of itself and what historians have established are always written separately.
Original scripts, symbols and colours follow the usage of each tradition's own faithful.
Every figure carries its source and year, every image its author and licence.
At each sacred place the library also reads the landform and orientation by classical Feng Shui, something few travel guides offer.
No fee, no coins, no sign-in. The costs are carried by UK MASTER CORP.
IVThe Main Hall and One Billion Acts of Devotion
The library's Main Hall holds nineteen shrines, one for each path. Visitors offer devotion in that tradition's own way: incense where incense is offered, a votive candle where candles are lit, prayer beads where beads are counted.
The shared goal is one billion acts of devotion. The counter is real, never inflated. Each milestone is recorded publicly with the number of days it took.
VMilestones
- 09/2026Library frame and Main Hall builtNineteen shrines, Vietnamese and English, sacred places in Vietnam.
- 09/2026Sacred places opened to the worldStarting with the ten countries with the most readers, each with its own map.
- 09/2026Devotion in each tradition's own wayThe Main Hall moved to the goal of one billion acts of devotion.
- 10/2026Completed 141 branch monographs, 57 scripture sets and 81 Ritual PrayersPublished full bilingual editions for all denominations, 3 core scripture sets per faith, and the standalone Ritual Prayers and Household Devotions pillar with 3D altars and A4 Scroll printing.
- 11/2026Reached 2,103 sacred places in 202 countries, 65 audio recitations and the 365-Day Sacred CalendarCompleted 100% of the global sacred places master plan with verified photographs, 100% scripture audio recitations, and launched the 365-Day Sacred Calendar of 19 World Religions (84 holy feasts).
- Today2,103 places in 202 countries across 6 complete pillarsAll 5,068 bilingual pages are open free of charge, while the Main Hall devotion counter and community archive continue to grow.
VIThe Founder
Master Ung Khiem, born Trần Quốc Dũng, is the founder and Chairman of UK MASTER CORP. He began studying Feng Shui in 2007, has practised professionally since 2019, and is a 42nd generation disciple of the Sanliao Yang Gong Feng Shui lineage.
Why would a Feng Shui master build a library of religions? Every place of worship stands on ground chosen with great care, and to read that ground truly one must understand what the builders believed when they chose it.
VIIContribute
Every sacred place has a form for photographs, information and video, in Vietnamese or English. Contributions go to thayungkhiem@gmail.com, and every contributor is credited by name on that place's page.
If you find a mistake, please write to the same address. The library corrects itself whenever it learns it was wrong.
?Quick Questions
Who founded the Hall of Myriad Paths
It was founded and is run by Master Ung Khiem (Trần Quốc Dũng), founder of UK MASTER CORP, at thayungkhiem.vn/en/van-dao.
Is the library free
Yes. It is open to everyone, with no fee, no coins, no advertising and no sign-in.
Does the library belong to any religion
No. It does not represent and is not authorised by any religious organisation. All interpretations are the editors' own.
What is its Vietnamese name
Its Vietnamese name is Vạn Đạo Đường. The Vietnamese edition is at thayungkhiem.vn/van-dao.
How can I contribute photographs or material
Use the contribution form on any sacred place page, or write to thayungkhiem@gmail.com. Contributors are credited on that place's page.