National Monument - Dieu Son Pagoda

The gate of Dieu Son pagoda.

Currently, Dieu Son Pagoda is located on an area of ​​nearly 1,000 m2. The South borders Dieu Son Temple, the East borders Hoang Quoc Viet Street, the West and North borders residential areas.

The gate of the pagoda turns to the east overlooking Hoang Quoc Viet street, Tam Bao (three treasures) of the pagoda turns to the south overlooking Dieu Son Temple. The entire pagoda campus is built with protective walls and spacious architectural works.

A corner of the Tam Bao building.

The architectural works of the pagoda are carved and decorated.

The Tam Bao building has an architecture in the style of Chinese “Dinh” letter.

The system of Buddha statues at the Tam Bao building.

Ancient bell.

Quan Yin floor in the pagoda grounds.

Mother House.

Tiger statue was placed in the Mother's house by the meritorious people.

Dieu Son Pagoda is the center of religious activities of local people, built for a long time to worship Buddha, Mother Goddesses, and ancestors. Typical artifacts include: couplets of the Nguyen Dynasty; diaphragm; The Great Order of the Nguyen Dynasty; system of Buddha statues.

Dieu Son Pagoda is a monument with beautiful landscape, architecture and campus. The system of Buddha statues and worshiping objects in the temple are bold features of Vietnamese Buddhism.

Dieu Son Pagoda is classified as a National Historic Site according to Decision No. 168-VH/QD, dated March 2, 1990.