Long Son Pagoda

Wow, I really recommend it here! The scale is larger than I thought, and the atmosphere of the space makes my mind very comfortable! It's good to go with my family and be alone.

The oldest temple in Nha Trang is Longshan Temple. In addition to the famous Zhanpo Tower, Nha Trang has the oldest temple, Longshan Temple, Cha Long Sn. Longshan Temple covers an area of more than 3,000 square meters, with unique architectural styles, and the architectural style of the temple combines traditional Vietnamese architecture and Taoist style, including mythological biostatues and so on. On the way to the mountain, you will see a reclining Buddha, and see others who come to visit will touch his feet again. So after the visit, you will follow them. If you continue to go up, you can see the huge white Buddha statue of Sakyamuni Buddha, and there are small incense stalls nearby, you can buy incense and worship there.

Longshan Temple is built in a mountain, very chic place, the temple belongs to the traditional Buddhist temple, a huge sitting Buddha at the entrance, the entire temple structure is also very simple, there are some resident monks here responsible for daily maintenance.

Not a big temple, is that the same?

Longshan Temple is a temple with a strong Chinese cultural heritage, religious temples in Vietnam are open and free, which is respect for religious belief, unlike in China, no matter what is charged, the more temples the more slaughter people. There is a big white Buddha, clean and solemn, overlooking the world of all beings. The other is a smiling Nirvana lying Buddha, calm, as if conveying the eternal life!

Longshan Temple still has many monks practiced here. The elements such as the Chinese characters and the dragon-printed pillars in the temple reveal a strong Chinese cultural atmosphere. The attraction of Longshan Temple is the white Buddha in the back mountain. Climbing up the 150 steps of the back mountain, you will come to this 24-meter-high Buddha, and you can see this huge white Buddha anywhere in downtown Nha Trang. The Buddha sits on the lotus and overlooks the joy and annoyance of all beings. If you choose to go down the side road, you can also see another white reclining Buddha. If you catch up with the worship ceremony when you visit, the scene of local believers sitting on the table and worshiping Buddha will calm your heart. Many cemeteries can also be seen on the way, and the Vietnamese people presumably also want to seek peace in the monks' texts.