Linh Phuoc Pagoda

Large temple with lots of tourists. It looks like this is one of the stops for group tours. I drove here from the center and it took about 20 minutes and there is a free parking at the temple. It is an unique temple, but there were so many tourists at the time of my visit, which was arund 4pm on a weekday.

Spectacular monastery, this place is big and it absolutely deserves a visit. You won’t be granted access if you don’t have long pants and at least a t-shirt. Like any other monastery there’s no entrance fee. At 3pm on a Wednesday it wasn’t overcrowded.

Everything is decorated using recycled materials. The best example is a huge dragon, to make its scales they used sections of green and brown glass bottles.

You can climb the stairs all the way up to the top of the pagoda.

There are very unique features like an underground dungeon with monsters and demons.

This religious compound is about 30 minutes from central Dalat by taxi. It demonstrates
absolutely stunning tile and glass mosaic work which is so delicate and intricate that it is a wonder to behold. There is no entry fee and best time to visit is around lunchtime when the tour busses leave. One of the Quanyin effigies is completely covered in flowers and stands approximately 25 feet tall. It is truly a site to behold in the direct sun. The bells, when rang, create an ethereal atmosphere, combined with the chanting music in the background. Don't miss the eerie basement maze of horrors depicting trials and tribulations of hell. It's quite scary and menacing down there. I would definitely recommend this site.

60 dong by motorbike. Free entry to this wonderland. Also check out the wood furniture and stone table, stone monument decorations store before entering the Pagoda. Also, the monastery just above the Pagoda is a nice quiet retreat.

Amazingly all is ceramics, I am in love with how many years they make it, and who doesn't know there is hell, under 1 floor 🔥

Famous Pagoda in dalat. Beautiful architecture. We had strawberry here, it was delicious. Must visit place when in dalat.

One of the best pagodas in dalat to go.
The pagoda is not only well constructed with unique material but also has many activites for visitors to do like visiting 18 floors of Hell, knolling the bell,...

Very unique.

There are 2 giant Buddha statues and a large temple bell that you can ring to pray

Must visit: Don't forget "HELL" in the underground

Be careful of the middle-aged women in the motorbike parking lot, they will try to read your palm, force you to take a talisman and then ask for donation

The more you are looking into the details of how this pagoda was made, the more I surprised of the spectacular of a human hand skills. So proud of it, I saw foreigners also visited and took photos of it; hope those conveys to the world friends an unique of Vietnamese art.

Really nice Pagoda & special one.

Highly recommend if you’re looking for a place to visit.

Gorgeous temple outside of the city centre. One of the most colourful temples I've ever seen, and definitely one of my favourites! A must visit when in Da Lat. Free entrance also!

Beautiful temple. It is a must visit if you come to Dalat. Not too far from main city. We rode motorcycle there. Nice ride!! A lot of statues of monk images are there.

The mesmerizing mosaic-covered exterior and serene ambiance at Linh Phước Temple in Da Lat, Vietnam, created a truly unforgettable experience.

To see the intricate sculptures outside and inside the temple. There are 2 large Guan Yin statues on the 2nd floor, make sure to go there. You can also climb the pagoda to higher level.
On both sides of the main temples, are shops selling statues and other stones, don't have to visit them.

Linh Phuoc Pagoda is a stunning temple located in Dalat, Vietnam. The temple is famous for its intricate mosaics made from broken glass, pottery, and porcelain, which give the temple a unique and beautiful appearance.

One of the most interesting things about Linh Phuoc Pagoda is the opportunity to write a wish and give it to the priest for good luck. It's a simple but meaningful experience that adds to the spiritual atmosphere of the temple.

Visitors can also explore the temple's many shrines and statues, which are intricately decorated with gold and other ornate materials. The temple's peaceful atmosphere makes it a great place to reflect and meditate.

Overall, Linh Phuoc Pagoda is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Dalat. Whether you're interested in the temple's history and architecture or just want to experience a spiritual moment, the temple's unique features and peaceful ambiance make it a truly special place.

One of the most famous pagodas in Da Lat, the pagoda is uniquely designed with fine carvings of porcelains and giant structures keep many records of Vietnam as well the world. It waas built from debris of glass, pottery bowls and porcelain between 1949 and 1952. The temple stretches along the length of almost 49-metres and combines glass shards from 12,000 bottles!

Another unique thing that attracts tourists to come here is the Guan Yin statue made of 650 000 immortal flowers, the statue is 17m high and weighs about 3 tons is a record work. Asia confirms: "The largest flower Buddha statue in Asia."

This pagoda is by far the best we have seen on our travels. It is highly adorned with pieces of glass and pottery and an architectural marvel. Highly recommend the visit. Quite stunning.

This place has a very beautiful and intriguing quality to it.so many stairs and passage ways to explore and also so many massive statues to behold.
It was an incredibly beautiful place to go into. You could also write your wish/prayer onto a note and ring the bell to help it come true, I enjoyed that part a lot :).
Please take your shoes off when going into the temple.
Also those dried flowers are real, there was a certificate and I inspected them closely as I could also, so incredible👌

Super interesting place to visit. I can't even imagine the amount of time, money and energy the people spent to build these amazing towers. Every single pottery and glass pieces were cut out perfectly

Very uniquely beautiful temple architecture,love all the temple details craftmanship,statues, pagodas,and it's free to explore around. I just put in some money in those boxes near the statues after I pray,just sincerely helping the temple management. I went there by motorbike because it is located in quite small alley, and lots of tourist buses going in and out.