Big turtle and fishes. Else than that the temple is abit too small to be a tourists attraction. You can buy birds and turtles to set them free!

Unlike many temples and pagodas we saw later in our tour, this one had a real feeling of being a part of the local people's daily lives, and the few tourists worked around worshippers. If travelling by taxi get it to wait / book a pick up afterwards because local traffic is a nightmare in the area.

Small but very beautiful pagoda bang in the middle of the city. A lovely courtyard to relax in away from the hustle and bustle, watching people and the terrapins!

Totally worth a visit. Enter the smoky interiors of the temple and be transported into another dimension. On the left hall, the jade emperor and his subordinates watch over the hall. In the same hall, the wood carvings tell of the different sins and the...! In another hall, there are deities surronded by little figurines representing children. According to the... More

Rated one of the top pagodas in Saigon by a number of websites, however I was none too impressed. The most interesting thing about the temple was the turtile pond, and it was really dirty and overcrowded. Felt sorry for the turtles.

First try to visit the pagoda was on Tet but there have been so many people that we did not go in. Second try was three weeks later and it was a nice visit. Few people but a lot of foreigners. Nevertheless also some normal visitors have been there. You can buy outside some animals to give to the gods... More

Not sure why this place is an attraction. It's small, with nothing worthwhile to see. Of course, there are not many worthwhile temples in Saigon. Nevertheless, this one is obscure, small and dirty.

It's stated to be the best in town...it's pretty, but underwhelming. The Jade Emperors are interesting looking and check out the turtles on the way in. Worth a visit though.

Not wasy to find if walking from other main attractions like Reunification Palace. However, for me it was worth the walk as the inside is stunning, and worth hanging around just to soak up the atmosphere. The temple was busy with locals lighting incense candles and praying. However i wasn't made to feel obtrusive, but welcomed with smiles as i... More