Du Hang Pagoda
Chùa Dư Hàng
Du Hang Pagoda
Chùa Dư Hàng
An ancient Buddhist pagoda in Hai Phong, combining Early Le Dynasty architecture with Khmer motifs.
Hai Phong
Buddhist Temple
Cultural Heritage
Du Hang Pagoda is an active center of Buddhism and a historical and cultural monument of national significance (status granted in 1986). Founded over a thousand years ago, the temple is a repository of unique artifacts and valuable Buddhist relics, immersing visitors in an atmosphere of spiritual peace and centuries of Vietnamese history.
- Duration
2–3 hours
- Average Budget
from $25
- Admission
40,000 ₫
- Current
26 °C, clear
- Best Months
Oct – Apr
- Local Language
Viet, Eng.
What you need to know
Du Hang Pagoda was built during the reign of the Early Le Dynasty (980–1009). Throughout its long history, the temple complex has been repeatedly expanded and reconstructed, including in 1672, 1899, and the early 20th century.
Architectural Features: The main building is designed in a traditional style with a three-tiered roof covered in black tiles with upturned edges, complemented by elements of Khmer architecture.
What to See:
- Bell Tower: An impressive structure dating back to the late 19th century.
- Relics: The main treasure is the original ancient prayer book "Trang A Ham".
- Interior Decor: A collection of Buddha statues, bronze gongs, tripods, and exquisite lacquered boards with calligraphy from the Nguyen Dynasty period.
- Garden: A picturesque area with a collection of dwarf trees (bonsai), a pond with fish and turtles, and the tomb towers of great monks of the past.
Dry season with comfortable temperatures. Fewer tourists on weekdays.
On Site
- Address
121 Du Hang Street, Le Chan District, Hai Phong
- Getting There
Taxi or motorbike taxi (5–10 mins from center), bus routes available.
- Accommodation
Hotels from $15
- Cash
Essential
- Connectivity
4G, Wi-Fi in hotels
- With Kids
Ok for ages 6+