Linh Phuoc Pagoda is one of the stunning pagodas in Dalat and a vital religious site for locals. Coming to Dalat, you should visit the Linh Phuoc pagoda, learn more about a distinct architecture style and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. 

Linh Phuoc Dalat Overview

• Location: No. 120, Tu Phuoc Street, Trai Mat Village, Ward 11, Dalat city
• Opening hours: 8.00 am - 5.00 pm

Linh Phuoc pagoda is known as Ve Chai Pagoda and is about 8 km in the northeast Dalat city. 

The pagoda is built in 1949 and completed in 1952. After that, Linh Phuoc pagoda was renovated in 1990 on a larger scale by pottery, porcelain and pieces of glass to create an impressive architectural design. 

Linh Phuoc Pagoda in Dalat

There are 4 Buddhist monks including Thich Minh The, Thich An Hoa, Thich Quang Phat, and Thich Minh Duc, who used to be in charge of managing the pagoda from 1951 to 1985. 

The construction of Linh Pwhihuoc Pagoda began in 1949 and finished in 1952. In 1990, the abbot of the pagoda decided to renovate it on a larger scale, using pieces of glass, pottery, and porcelain to create a unique architectural design. 

Buddhas are placed along the corridor.

Since then, the pagoda has gained popularity thanks to its attractive appearance. The Buddhist monks of Thich Tam Vi have managed the pagoda. He has important contributions in the development of  the pagoda. 

Nowadays, the pagoda attracts many tourists from local to international come here each year due to its  distinctive beauty. 

The girl admires the beauty of Long Phuoc pagoda architecture

The attractive point of Linh Phuoc pagoda

Holds 11 national records

The pagoda is constructed by many ceramic shards, porcelain and glass bottles , creating an intricate architecture. Ve Chai pagoda has an area of  6,666.84 m2 with the main hall 12m and 33m long. Today, Linh Phuoc pagoda holds 11 National records includes:

• The tallest bell tower in Vietnam.
• The tallest indoor concrete Buddha statue in Vietnam.
• A statue of Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara made from 600,000 dried everlasting flowers.
• The largest wooden peacock sculpture (Khổng Tước Vương) in Vietnam.
• The pagoda is made with the most ceramic pieces.
• A wooden tram tree housing Vietnam’s largest collection of Buddhist scriptures.
• The largest wooden bench made from star wood in Vietnam.The “Song Tung Bach Hac” artwork is recognized as a Vietnamese record.

The gate of Linh Phuoc pagoda

Explore Linh Phuoc pagoda architecture

Coming to Linh Phuoc pagoda, you will suprise with the unique architecture design, which is a blend of artistry and devotion. The highlight of point, namely Hoa Long Vien, which is a dazzling 49m mosaic dragon made from 12000 recycled glass bottles.

Continue, you can see the seven story Linh Thap, high 36m. There is a Dai Hong Chung bell on it which is 8500 kg in weight and 4.3m tall. 

Dai Hong Chung bell

Stepping the main hall,  tourists will see 324 statues of Quan The Am Bodhisattva. Besidies, there are the highest statues of the 17-meter-tall statue of Quan The Am Bodhisattva, made from 650,000 everlasting flowers, weighing 3 tons with the dedication of 300 Buddhist devotees and 30 artisans over 36 days.

Discover 18 Levels of Hell at Linh Phuoc Pagoda

Linh Phuoc Pagoda is also famous with its 18 Levels of Hell exhibit, based on story of Mục Liên seeking his mother. Exploring the 18 Levels of Hell at Linh Phuoc pagoda, you can see a glimpse into the life of people who have died. In the Buddhist beliefs, people's deaths will be portrayed by  judgment by King Yama (Diêm Vương) and  punishments out to wrongdoers.

Admire the Wax Statue at Linh Phuoc Pagoda

Traveling to Linh Phuoc pagoda, you should explore the Wax Statue of Grand Monk Minh Hạ Đức, made by skilled artisans from Thailand. The masterpiece attracts many visitors here. 

The statue replicates the shape of the monk's likeness with high precision to detail from hair, skin,... The work showcases the tribute to the revered monk and spends reception and admiration for him. 

Explore the largest wooden statue of Bodhidharma in Vietnam

There is a Bodhidharma wooden statue, holding a prestigious Vietnamese record. The statue stands in the courtyard of Linh Phuoc pagoda. 

The Bodhidharma wooden statue is carved from massive piece of wood with intricate details and grand stature. Tourists will be surprised with the expression and powerful aura of the statue. 

Discover the tallest concrete Buddha statue

Don't forget to explore the tallest concrete Quan The Am Bodhisattva (Goddess of Mercy) in Vietnam, located in the main hall of Linh Phuoc pagoda. The pagoda is 12 m high. 

Buddha statue in Linh Phuoc pagoda

The statue is crafted from reinforced concrete and is surrounded by 324 additional Quan The Am statues. The Quan Am Bodhisattva radiates an aura of peace and compassion, creating an atmosphere of profound reverence and grandeur. 

Explore the tallest bell tower in Linh Phuoc pagoda

The bell tower is a height of 37m, which is a masterpiece adorned with captivating statues and intricate details. The bell is 8500 weight, 4,3m in height and a mouth diameter of 2.33 meters. 

The girl wears a white dress and takes a photo at the bell tower of Linh Phuoc pagoda

Dai Hong Chung bell is the second largest in Vietnam after the bell of Bai Dinh Pagoda. Don't pass up this place when you come here. Standing here, you can see the  towering structure and admire a panoramic view of the serene Dalat. 

Visiting Mysterious Spinning Table at Linh Phuoc Pagoda

Mysterious Spinning Table is a remarkable destination in Linh Phuoc pagoda, captivating visitors come each year. 

You only put your hands on the table, and focus  your thoughts. When the table begins to spin, you can feel the guide by the power of your mind. Today, the secret of the spinning table remains unsolved, bringing an interesting experience for visitors. 

Watch the colossal Buddha statue made of Immortal Flowers 

That is true as the name, the Colossal Buddha Statue Made is made from the Goddess of Mercy with 18m tall. Today. This masterpiece is located beside the main hall, creating a stunning beauty due to its intricate craftsmanship.

In 2010 the colossal Buddha statue was created from 650 million immortal flowers with the meaning of devotion and artistic brilliance. 

More than 30 artisans and 600  dedicated Buddhist followers created The Colossal Buddha Statue Made of Immortal Flowers for 36 days. 

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