Nhat Tru pagoda

The pagoda contains a stone pillar with Buddhist scriptures and extends over 3,000 square meters within the Hoa Lu historical complex.

Emperor Le Dai Hanh and Ly Thai Tong commissioned the construction of this religious structure during the 10th century in Vietnam's first capital.

The five-chamber main lobby features intricate stone carvings of clouds and leaves, while the Buddha worship house displays statues of Guan Yin and Tam The.

Visitors can explore the octagonal structure, three-chamber worship area, and participate in annual ceremonies held on January 15 for national peace.

The stone scripture pillar at the front combines an octagonal design with a lotus flower at its peak, creating a prayer book in architectural form.

Location: Hoa Lư

Inception: 10 century

Part of: Hoa Lu, 古都ホアルー

GPS coordinates: 20.28951,105.90708

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:10