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Phuoc An Hoi Quan, Ho Chi Minh City

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Paola, Malta371 contributions

A must see in Chinatown!

Dec 2016 • Friends

Gorgeous temple in Chinatown that could easily be missed. This temple is dedicated to 'male' spirits, apparently. The building itself is stunningly designed and decorated is quite an opulent manner! Most definitely worth a visit! If anything but to see the super cool round doors!!

Written December 4, 2016

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R K L

Seattle, WA2,476 contributions

More militaristic than others...

Nov 2016 • Couples

One of the more colorful and ornate pagodas in Cholon, the Phuoc An Hoi Quan Pagoda, was quite an eyeful. Spiral incense coils which hung from the ceiling were abundant. The vivid colors in the artwork, figures, woodwork and ornamentation was amazing. With as much foot traffic as generated by both tourists and locals alike, we were impressed with the cleanliness of the pagoda. We found the focus of this temple to be more militaristic than others we visited. The myriad of brass weaponry and decoration clearly spoke to the fact that the pagoda was dedicated to Chinese General Quan Cong. The statue of his sacred red horse in the temple was yet another example.

Written October 26, 2017

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Mayur S

Mumbai, India917 contributions

Elaborate carvings

Jan 2016

Fronted by greenery and opening to an interior of red, gold, green and yellow with elaborate brass ritual ornaments and weapons and the fine woodcarvings on the altars, walls, columns, hanging lanterns and incense coils. From the exterior, look for the ceramic scenes with the many small figurines, that decorate the roof. To the left of the entrance is a life-size figure of the sacred horse of Quan Cong. Behind the main altar, with its stone and brass incense braziers, is a statue of Quan Cong. Other shrines are dedicated to Ong Bon and Nam Ba Ngu Hanh.

Written April 6, 2016

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Iratdog

Kerhonkson, NY1,465 contributions

Easy to miss

Mar 2016 • Solo

Certainly worth a quick stop if you're out and about down here. Well done but small. Very beautiful inside. Make sure you come all the way in.

Written March 27, 2016

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Sudesh

Matara, Sri Lanka1,298 contributions

Confucius temple

Nov 2018 • Friends

Peas full place to visit
No need to pay for enter
There are many beautiful arts with tells history
1 hour is probably enough

Written November 7, 2018

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Myntsri

Chiang Mai, Thailand22 contributions

Peaceful and beautiful. Great for photos.

Aug 2017 • Friends

Not the most convenient place to get to but certainly not the hardest. It was definitely worth a trip there if you are a photo enthusiast or interested in this kind of Chinese influenced shrines.

Written August 19, 2017

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Scott S

Denver, CO225 contributions

It's a temple

Jun 2017 • Couples

Interesting place to visit, lots of ornamental details through the temple, nothing particularly outstanding compared to other similar ones. Worth a visit if you're in the Cholon area. I wouldn't stress out if you miss this though.

Written June 1, 2017

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kristi p

Denver, CO87 contributions

lovely quick stop while in ChoLon

Jan 2016 • Couples

Certainly knocks off the Jade Pagoda and worth a stop. Coordinate with visits to other temples/pagodas in ChoLon

Written January 20, 2016

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Huongle

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam264 contributions

A nice Pagoda in China Town

Nov 2015 • Solo

This Pagoda look small from outside but very beautiful inside with blaze of red, gold, green and yellow, this one is dating from 1902. Its ceiling is full hanging lanterns and incense coils and exterior decorated by some ceramic figures.

Written November 15, 2015

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