Linh Phuoc Pagoda

Linh Phuoc Pagoda, also known as Ve Chai Pagoda, is located about 10km from Da Lat market. The road here is very beautiful, you can go by motorbike or car, if you go by car, it takes about 20 minutes to move. In particular, if you want to find a different experience to go here, you can take the train from the old train station to the temple.

The temple is the top destination when tourists come to Da Lat, the temple owns a very unique architecture created by hundreds of pieces of bottles and crockery, so it is often called Ve Chai Pagoda. The pagoda was built in 1949 and completed in 1952. In 1990, the pagoda was presided over by Venerable Thich Tam Vi and the Buddhists contributed to rebuild the entire pagoda as it is today. People have taken hundreds of tons of porcelain here and built to create a beautiful work like now. The temple owns many Vietnamese records such as:

• The tallest bell tower in Vietnam: a 7-storey tower with a height of up to 36m, currently the tallest bell tower in Vietnam.
• The tallest concrete indoor Buddha statue in Vietnam. The statue of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara is 17m high, in the temple is 3 floors high. Around the main statue are 324 Quan Am statues 3.7m high
• The statue of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara is made of 600,000 Immortal flowers. The statue is 18m high and in 2010, the statue set the record for the tallest statue of Bodhisattva Guanyin with Immortal flowers in Asia
• The tallest wooden statue of Bodhidharma in Vietnam.
• The temple is made of the most crockery pieces.
• The largest wooden star statue of King Kong Tuoc in Vietnam.
• The root of the Tram tree contains the largest set of sutras in Vietnam.
• Vietnam's largest star wooden reflector.
• A set of tables and chairs made of Sao wood, carved with 12 largest animals in Vietnam.
• Song Tung Bach Hac's artwork was set a Vietnamese record.
• The largest 18-storey building of hell in Vietnam, recreating the scene of Muc Lien looking for his mother through 18 floors of hell.
• The dragon is made of the longest bottles in Vietnam.

Open: All day

Ticket price: Free

Tel: 0945686165