Long Tien Pagoda
Long Tien Pagoda was built at the end of the Nguyen Dynasty in 1941 and is considered one of the biggest of its kind in Halong City and Province.
Close to the Halong I Market and resting at the foot of Bai Tho Mountain, Long Tien Pagoda should be one of the first places you should see when visiting Halong City. As it was built by the Nguyen Dynasty in the early 1940s to worship Buddhism and Tran Dynasty’s Generals who have contributed to the country, millions of local tourists visit the place annually to pray for peace & happiness and to celebrate the Lunar New Years.
How to reach it?
As mentioned, Long Tien Pagoda is really near Bai Tho Mountain so you might want to drop by this pagoda to have some tranquil moment and recharge after climbing up to the mountain top. To know how to get there, please refer to Discover Halong’s guidance to reach Bai Tho Mountain.
Entrance fee?
Totally free, of course. The pagoda is always open welcoming buddhists or those who seek for inner calmness.
