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Linh An Pagoda
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Aislinn B
190 contributions
A Buddah unlike any others
Aug 2022
Visited the Temple and Pagoda and what an experience. There was active prayer happening when we visited, which was lovely to witness. The chanting and practices are very different to my religious upbringing and a precious moment to experience.

The female Buddah is huge and it is was a nice treat to be able to walk inside and climb the steps to view the beautiful scenes painted on the various levels. On the climb there were some nice views of elephant falls.

The grounds also enclose a massive Happy Buddah statue and a garden filled with miniature buddah statues. Almost like a warrior army (which is quite ironic)!

A nice stop either on the way to or way from Pongour Falls.
Written August 8, 2022
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Peekaboo
475 contributions
Amazing Female Buddha
Jan 2020 • Couples
Awesome place. The 71m female Buddha is just amazing. You can climb close to the top from the inside for a view. Laughing Buddha is on same grounds, all close to elephant waterfall so would definitely visit here.
Written March 27, 2020
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Marty_Dibden
Rockingham, Australia292 contributions
Nice pagoda
Dec 2018 • Couples
Quite a nice ride to see this pagoda and it is next to Elephant Falls. So you can combine two attractions on the same trip and even stop in at Chua Van Duc and visit the big white Buddha on the way.
Written December 9, 2018
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Eyal W
Tel Aviv, Israel8 contributions
a very nice pagoda with an impressive waterfall next to it
Oct 2015 • Couples
the pagoda has some nice statues inside it, and also a big buddha statue on the back of it. a very nice waterfall is adjacent.
Written October 18, 2015
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adrianatohanna v
The Netherlands1 contribution
Nice Pagoda
Sep 2015 • Solo
You come here and you have a feeling of peace ancient and spiritual feeling.
If you have to travel to Dalat, do not forget to note this location
Written October 13, 2015
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Filoulou
Ramallah, Palestinian Territories108 contributions
Definitely worth a stop
Peaceful stop, well worth a visit especially if you are visiting Elephant Falls which is just a few hundred meters away. The pagoda itself is fairly modern and unimpressive but inside the main temple are some very large and beautiful Buddha statues. To either side are the main altar are two more large Buddhas with many arms which are very impressive.

Don't forget to check around the back of the temple for the massive laughing Buddha.
Written March 11, 2015
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Amy T
Melbourne, Australia53 contributions
unique and beautiful
We visited on the day of the full moon when the pagoda was bustling with local people paying respects and enjoying a free lunch together which made the experience all the more special and festive.

I was really awestruck by the 3 vividly painted large Buddhas flanked by two many armed Buddhas, one with multiple heads, each growing out of the top if the next. The giant laughing Buddha (biggest I've seen) with the room in its belly is another highlight. Combined with a stop by the elephant falls, this made a lovely little outing from Da Lat.
Written March 5, 2015
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Jordan F
Melbourne, Australia144 contributions
A pleasantly peaceful pagoda
If you're in the area, this pagoda is quite a nice place to visit. As one of the previous reviewers mentioned, it's not in the same style as most pagodas you'll find in Vietnam, making it a worthwhile stop. (The dragons and tortoises near the front stairs also make it worth a look.)

Don't forget to head around the rear area for more large statues, including a happy Buddha, and the gardens.
Written February 11, 2015
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Roland D
London, UK1,225 contributions
Well worth seeing if visiting The Elephant Waterfalls, but probably not otherwise
Jan 2015 • Friends
The pagoda is in a beautifully tranquil setting, large and imposing. A monk was eerily slowly beating a drum on the afternoon we visited, which added to the moment. There is no narration to explain the history of the pagoda, though, and it did not feature in our guidebooks. But it was a lovely distraction and a good place to pause and collect one's thoughts. Entrance is free, but there are donation boxes. Don't forget to walk around the back to see a large Buddha and the gardens.
Written January 9, 2015
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Daniko8
Plano, TX1,121 contributions
Unique Pagoda
Oct 2014 • Friends
If you're visiting Elephant Falls, you may as well see Linh An Tu Pagoda as it's next door and admission is free.

The architecture and statues are a bit different than other pagodas I've seen in Vietnam, as it's a different sect of Buddhism (Mahayana, which originated in India).

Some of the prominent features are long, stone dragons along the steps to the entrance, bonsai gardens, and a giant, happy Buddha statue in back.
Written October 29, 2014
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