Phu Dung Pagoda
Chùa Phù Dung
An ancient temple founded in the 18th-century Mac period at the foot of Binh San Hill, with a romantic legend about its founding.
Phu Dung Pagoda was established in the mid-18th century and is linked to a romantic court legend from the time of Mac Thien Tu. The temple houses Buddha statues, and in the back courtyard is the tomb of its founder. It is small but full of old-world charm, surrounded by flowers and plants, and it can be visited on foot together with the Mac Cuu Family Tombs. Admission is free. Dress modestly and remove your shoes before entering.
Opening hours
About 06:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Mac Cuu Family Tombs (Binh San Hill)
- Tam Bao Pagoda
- Ha Tien Market & Night Market
- Dong Ho Lagoon & To Chau Bridge
- Thach Dong Grotto
- Da Dung Mountain
- Mui Nai Beach
- Hai Tac Islands (Pirate Islands)