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Pagodas & churches · District 5 · Ho Chi Minh City
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About
An assembly hall of the Fujianese people originally from Zhangzhou, dating from the early 19th century, dedicated to Thien Hau.
Why go
A Fujian-style roof with a tall middle section and lower sides, upswept roof ends, and intricate ceramic decoration and stone and wood carving. It sits on the same Nguyễn Trãi axis as Nghia An and Thien Hau, so it fits well into a walk around the Cho Lon assembly halls. It has been a national heritage site since 2001.
Good to know
Less well known than Thien Hau and Nghia An, so it is quieter, but no opening hours are published. Go in the morning and ask before taking photos.
On the menu
Dish names as the place writes them.
Picked and reviewed by the Tôi Là Người Sài Gòn team; nobody pays to be listed. Translated from our Vietnamese review with machine help; the Vietnamese page is the reference. Read the Vietnamese page.