Vietnam Pagodas

Tam Bảo Pagoda

An Giang(formerly Kiên Giang)(Chùa Tam Bảo)

Overview & history

Tam Bảo Pagoda may refer to:

Tam Bảo Theravāda Pagoda at 323 Phan Chu Trinh Street, Hải Châu Ward, Đà Nẵng City, the first tổ đình (patriarchal temple) of Theravāda Buddhism in Central Vietnam.

Tam Bảo Pagoda (Lâm Đồng) at kilometre 10, Đan Phú Hamlet, Hàm Kiệm Commune, Lâm Đồng Province, built in 1995.

Tam Bảo Pagoda (Đồng Nai) at Hiền Hòa Hamlet, Phước Thái Commune, Đồng Nai City, built in 1975.

Tam Bảo Pagoda (Đồng Tháp), also known as Tam Bảo Meditation Hall, in Nha Mân, Tân Nhuận Đông Commune, Đồng Tháp Province.

Tam Bảo Pagoda (Rạch Giá) at 6 Sư Thiện Ân Street, Rạch Giá Ward, An Giang Province.

Tam Bảo Pagoda (Hà Tiên), also known as Tiêu Pagoda, at 328, Group 2, Ao Sen Hamlet, Phương Thành Street, Hà Tiên Ward, An Giang Province.

Another name for Tứ Liên Pagoda in Tây Hồ Ward, Hà Nội City.

Another name for Tam Bửu Pagoda.

Visiting tips

  • Dress modestly; remove hats and keep quiet inside the main hall.
  • Incense, flowers and offerings are usually sold right outside the gate; light an odd number of sticks (1 or 3).
  • Most pagodas open from early morning to evening and are free to enter (some major sites charge a small scenic fee).
  • Full-moon days, the 1st of the lunar month and Tet are very crowded; visit on weekday mornings for a quiet experience.
  • Ask permission before photographing inside shrines; do not touch statues or altar objects.

Location

Coordinates: 10.38512, 104.48654

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