Linh Phuoc Pagoda

Chùa Linh Phước

There are more tourists than believers, so the quietness of temples and temples is missing. With a lot of woodware, furniture, souvenirs for sale, so the tourism atmosphere is more than religious, and there is still a moment of meditation when you climb the tower and see the city. This pagoda is made of broken beer bottles, which is very novel. There are many small vendors here, buying some local products, like dried fruits, tea and coffee. There is also an underground shop that sells some wood carvings, furniture and jade. There is also a section showing life-size statues of monks, which feels a bit creepy, because they are all made so realistic.

This temple is very large, many of the carvings inside are very delicate, even the statues of Buddha are so lifelike, it makes people feel like they want to worship.

Take a section of retro train from Da Lat Train Station. The railway connects Da Lat to Trai Mat (a small town), ending at Ling Phuoc Temple. Linh Phuoc Pagoda (Linh Phuoc Pagoda) Temple is about seven stories high. It is decorated with countless dragon shapes and is bright and elegant; the dragon pillars in front of the temple, the dragon sculptures on the temple walls, the dragon decorations on the temple windows, and the temple door lintels. The dragon pair above are all collaged and inlaid with colored pottery and colored glass fragments. There are also many Chinese elements in the temple, such as the appearance of auspicious clouds, dragons, Buddha statues, and even figure sculptures from Journey to the West. The pictures here are also super beautiful, you can climb to the top of the temple and look far away. When you come here, you must write your wish on a note and paste it on the wishing wall. It is free. It is said to be very good. After visiting the temple, you will still return to the railway station and take the return car.

Lingfu Temple is located in Trai Mat Town, the train terminal station. The exterior of the building is made of painted pottery and broken porcelain pieces. It is like a huge hollow carving handicraft. Its scale is breathtaking~ Lingfu Temple is a local Chinese It was funded and constructed between 1949 and 1952, and underwent a large-scale restoration in 1990. The various totem patterns are exquisite and rich in content. The view is spectacular and dazzling from a distance, and the image is vivid up close. The artistic level can be described as the pinnacle. Two giant statues of Guanyin ~ Lingfu Temple is composed of multiple independent buildings. The scale, manufacturing precision, and visibility of the temple are unmatched by any temple we have ever seen. At the "Lingfu Temple", the rain was tight and not many people came here. The scene in the rain has another fun, there is no strong wind, no exposure, no crowding, only a cool feeling and a relaxing atmosphere. The ancient Buddhist pavilion is surrounded by vehicles, which does damage the overall image of the scenic spot. It seems that the protection of cultural relics needs to be re-planned.

The exterior of the temple is very similar to temples in southeastern China, with mosaic statues made of pieces of ceramic and glass. Although the temple is not big, it is not so much a temple as it is a creative work. The surface of the building is decorated with broken tiles, which is magnificent and dazzling when viewed from a distance, and exquisite when viewed up close.

The linh phuoc pagoda is built with cobblestone mosaics. I have been here more than ten times.We found it too much commercial for a religious place, so we are not interested anymore.

Had driven by this many times and never knew it was there. Very cool and interesting Pagoda. Definitely worth driving the 15 to 20 minutes from downtown DaLat.

If you go to Dalat, if you have time, you can go and see it. The exterior is all made of porcelain. The Guanyin Bodhisattva inside still touches me a little. There is also a person from different countries on the clock. I also wrote down the wishes sincerely, ring the bell and hope for blessings

Lingfu Temple is a fine product of Vietnamese temple architecture. From a distance, it looks like a huge hollow carving handicraft, exquisite and transparent. The temple is about seven stories high, and is decorated with countless dragon shapes. The dragon pillars in front of the temple, the dragon sculptures on the temple walls, the dragon decorations on the temple windows, and the dragon pairs above the temple door lintel are all decorated with countless dragon shapes. Fragments of colored pottery and colored glass are collaged and inlaid.

Da Lat Railway Station, the most famous is the narrow-gauge wooden pickup trucks that go to nearby towns. And I went to that town for the same attraction. There will be 5 trains to and from the town every day at the railway station. The last one is at 16:05 in the afternoon. The round-trip fare is 124,000 VND. It took about 45 minutes for a small train to come to this town. The train will return after an hour's stay. Don't miss the time. You will see this temple after a 5-minute walk from the train station. From a distance, the temple is like a handicraft. Tickets are free. The whole temple is decorated with colorful broken glass and porcelain pieces. Very delicate and distinctive. If you want to worship in the temple, you need slippers. There are many Chinese elements in the temple, such as the appearance of auspicious clouds, dragons, Buddha statues, and even figure sculptures from Journey to the West. When we went there were many people in the temple chanting, and the tourists were very polite and watched quietly in the back. There is a pagoda next to the main temple, which has a bell for blessing, a spiral staircase for free climbing, and a Buddha statue on the top. Next to the pagoda, there is a very spectacular Buddha statue resembling a root carving, and the couplets next to it are all Chinese characters. There is also a hall next to the pagoda, which houses a nearly three-story golden Guanyin statue. There are many small golden Buddha statues beside the first floor of the main hall. The roof is still being renovated. The golden hall with colorful tiles is extraordinarily delicate and magnificent. The root carving is also a Buddha statue, nearly 3 to 4 stories high. There will be shops selling root carvings and souvenirs nearby. Such an exquisite attraction is a pity in such a remote town. So if you have a chance to visit Dalat, you must take a narrow gauge train to see it.