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I thought it would be one of those like many others situation, but no! It is beautiful inside. It is very colorful and vibrant, I loved it vey much.

It's small enough to whip through in a couple of minutes, but it's really very nice. The giant incense coils hanging from the ceiling are marvellous.

This temple is a gem near the waterfront in Can Tho, it is a meeting hall as well as a temple. Great example of old chinese style architecture.

This temple is located across the street from the Mekong River, ferry terminal and one block from the hotel where I was staying. The temple has intricate carvings on the exterior and interior of animals and people. There were several shrines inside at the rear of the temple along with a large carving of a person and horse near the entrance. I was actually lucky in being there while a gentleman was removing some of the coiled incense ceiling hangers that had burned out. It was the first time in all of the temples visited on this trip that I was able to witness how they were removed or reconnected to each other. It is a small temple and can easily be viewed in a few minutes. The entrance is free and I would recommend a visit.

This temple have a great chinese architecture, the guide of temple have a great knowledge that can explain for you everything about this temple, great place should visit when you come can tho.

A great little temple which is quite different to many others. Inside on the left hand side is an English sign which explains the layout and different deities. Some great bas relief carvings. Make sure you check this out as you stroll along the waterfront.

Beautiful temple. No entry fee, although I would dare to say it is more interesting and much prettier than other paying temples I visited in Vietnam. Cozy, with loads of conical incense coils creating an interesting atmosphere and offering good photo opportunities.

Located at river-side. Old Chinese style temple. We can feel good atmosphere inside. It is recommended to put some money(donation) in the offering box.

Il custode della pagoda è un giovane gentile pronto a dare tutte le spiegazioni che si desiderano (sempre che si riesca a comprendere l'inglese pronunciato dai vietnamiti). Una parte del tempio è dedicata alla dea della Fortuna, all'interno potrete anche farvi prevedere il futuro.