Trung Hau Doai Pagoda

The pagoda grounds have many green trees and brightly colored flowers, creating a serene, fresh, and yet beautiful scene.

In the middle of the pagoda courtyard is a pond of water lilies with water as blue as jade. In season, the water lilies bloom in blue, yellow, and pink, creating an aesthetic highlight for the space. In addition to its architecture and impressive space, Trung Hau Pagoda also preserves five antiquities - evidence of important development periods of the ancestral temple, attracting visitors to admire them.

These are a large bell cast in 1625 (Le Trung Hung period), with the pagoda's name inscribed on it as 'Tay Thien Zen Temple'; a small bell dating from King Quang Trung's reign; and three unique ancient reliefs showing the cultural art and ancient worship style of the pagoda. In addition to the above antiquities, the pagoda also preserves many other valuable artifacts such as worship thrones, wooden trays, wooden nghe statues, ceremonial prayer texts, dragon thrones, ancestral tablets, altar tables, and signboards. Because it is a spiritual tourism site, visitors to Trung Hau Pagoda should note to walk lightly, speak softly, dress politely, and comply with the pagoda's regulations.