Ten Thousand Buddha Temple

I recently visited the Ten Thousand Buddha Temple, located at 66/14 Nghĩa Thục, Phường 5, Quận 5, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, and it was an experience that left a profound impact on me. This temple is not just a place of worship but a serene sanctuary that offers a moment of peace and introspection amidst the bustling city life.

As soon as I stepped into the temple grounds, I was enveloped in an atmosphere of tranquility and spiritual calm. The temple's architecture is awe-inspiring, with intricate designs and an impressive display of artistry. The name 'Ten Thousand Buddha Temple' is truly justified as you can see thousands of Buddha statues in various sizes and poses, each telling a story of its own.

The main hall of the temple is a sight to behold, with a magnificent statue of Buddha that exudes a sense of peace and wisdom. The walls are adorned with beautiful murals and artworks that depict various aspects of Buddhist teachings. The attention to detail in every corner of the temple is remarkable and reflects the dedication and reverence towards Buddhist culture.

One of the most striking features of this temple is its peaceful ambiance. It's a place where you can sit quietly, meditate, or simply soak in the spiritual atmosphere. The temple grounds are immaculately maintained, and the lush greenery adds to the sense of tranquility.

The temple is not only a spiritual haven but also a cultural treasure. It offers insight into the rich Buddhist heritage and is a testament to the religious diversity and cultural richness of Ho Chi Minh City. The temple staff and monks are welcoming and exude warmth and kindness, making everyone feel at home.

In conclusion, my visit to the Ten Thousand Buddha Temple was a deeply enriching experience. It's a place that offers a unique blend of spiritual serenity, cultural richness, and architectural beauty. I highly recommend a visit to this temple for anyone seeking a moment of peace or interested in exploring the spiritual and cultural aspects of Vietnam. It's a five-star experience that stays with you long after you leave.

Van Phat Pagoda is located at 66/14 Nghia Thuc, Ward 5, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City.

Van Phat Pagoda District 5: The temple received a Vietnamese record with more than 10,000 Buddha statues
Nestled behind the high-rise buildings of a bustling neighborhood in District 5, there is a peaceful, peaceful place without the hustle and bustle that is Van Phat Pagoda. The temple is nestled behind tall buildings, but stands out with its eye-catching red color. Van Phat Pagoda is a Chinese pagoda with bold Chinese architecture and style, decorated entirely with colored paper from the archway to the patterns on the tiled roof. AN ENJOYABLE EXPERIENCE AT THE TATTOO MACHINE OF THE TEN TEN BUDDHA Pagoda
Van Phat Pagoda not only impresses tourists and pilgrims with its architecture and massive Buddha statue system, but recently, Van Phat Pagoda also attracts tourists with its automatic tattoo application form. Getting a tattoo is an extremely interesting and unique custom of the Chinese people. However, with great demand from tourists, many temples in Singapore or Taiwan have tattoo machines, and in Vietnam there have also been tattoo machines at Van Phat Pagoda.

The temple is very hidden in the city between living buildings. Its separated into different floors and there are stairs in the back of the building.
You can visit the temple without any entrance fee as a foreigner, however make shure to respect the local traditions and rules (wear long pants, cover shoulders, do not wear shoes in the upper floor)

It's a chinese buddhist temple. It means "temple of 10.000 Buddha's. You'llfind them on the upper floor. It's also a place where the ashes of the dead are stored. Very pretty. The entrance is free. When you walk out, look to your left, there's a machine that tells your fortune. Just drop one of the coins in and the machine gives you a little paper telling your fortune. Fun, and also free!

I am greatful to the people around thia temple and that work in this temple for showing me around, otherwise I would have missed the magnificence of the room with ten thousand buddhas. The temple is tucked away at the end of an alley and spans over several floors. The room at the top must be one of the most beautiful, magnificent rooms I have ever seen.

Unexpected!! From outside looks like a building, not like a temple! You need to climb to the last floor and woah what a beautiful surprise!! Really worth a visit!!

Beautiful temple interior highlighted by the “10,000 Buddha’s on the top floor. Great place to drop a prayer and thanks 🙏🏼. Tranquility in the city.

I have been here so many times now but it never gets old. 10,000 tiny little Buddhas, all numbered on every petal of every lotus. It’s incredible! Very welcoming pagoda with friendly residents, highly recommend a visit!

The most beautiful and peaceful Buddhist temple I’ve ever visited! It was quiet and clean, and despite it being Tet weekend, it wasn’t crowded. Very welcoming to foreigners and hidden in a small alleyway. Highly recommend it.

mid size Temples.. with 4-5 floor.. each floor have unique vibes... Must visit here

Located in a small street named Nghĩa Thục, dist 5, HCMC. An beautiful chinese pagoda with over 10100 Budda statues contributed by buddist.
“Vạn” means 10000.
“Phật” means Budda.

Excellent temple, very poignant and the top floor is quite something. Ten thousand Buddhas.

An extraordinary temple, with not just 10,000 Buddha images, but also thousands of mini shrines to everyday people, all in a deep haze of incense smoke.

This is a very special place. Highly suggest to visit in early morning, when is very quiet.

Storie-like temple with a regarding top floor.

Gorgeous temple with an amazing display. We went with a tour guide that took us here and it was one of our favorite stops.

Amazing places, the Temple of Ten Thousand Buddha with ancient and mysterious architecture located in District 5 are worth a visit.

This is a beautiful temple spread across multiple floors. The main room is on the top floor, so slowly make your way there and don’t miss out on it!

Was hesitant to write a review, as this is a hidden treasure and should not get spoiled by tourists taking their selfies and creating Instagram posts. It's beautiful and overwhelming. A collection of thousands of Buddha's and a sacred place.

not bad, go up to the top