Visit one of Da Nang’s most impressive cultural and spiritual landmarks — completely free.
Located on the Son Tra Peninsula overlooking the sea, Linh Ung Pagoda is home to Da Nang’s famous Lady Buddha statue, standing 67 metres high above the coastline.
The peaceful temple complex combines Buddhist architecture, landscaped gardens, panoramic sea views and one of the most recognizable landmarks in central Vietnam.
Why Visit?
• See the impressive 67-metre Lady Buddha statue
• Enjoy panoramic views over Da Nang and the coastline
• Explore Linh Ung Pagoda and its peaceful temple grounds
• Walk through landscaped gardens and Buddhist statues
• Experience one of Da Nang’s most important spiritual sites
• Free admission
Lady Buddha
The Lady Buddha, also known as Quan Am, rises 67 metres above the Son Tra Peninsula and faces toward the sea.
The statue is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Da Nang and can be seen from many parts of the coastline.
Inside the structure are multiple levels with Buddhist statues, while the surrounding terraces offer beautiful views across the city and ocean.
Linh Ung Pagoda
The pagoda is an active Buddhist religious site and one of the largest temple complexes in Da Nang.
Visitors can explore the main temple, courtyards, statues and gardens while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the Son Tra Peninsula.
Admission
Free
Donations may be made voluntarily at the temple.
Opening
Open daily
Operating arrangements may occasionally change during religious events or special circumstances.
Recommended Visit
Allow approximately 45–90 minutes to explore the pagoda, Lady Buddha and surrounding grounds.
Location
Linh Ung Pagoda, Son Tra Peninsula, Da Nang
The site is around 10 km from central Da Nang and is easily reached by private car, taxi or motorbike.
What to Wear
Linh Ung Pagoda is an active religious site.
Visitors should dress respectfully and keep shoulders and knees covered when entering worship areas.
Important Information
• Admission is free
• Please respect worshippers and religious ceremonies
• Keep noise to a minimum inside temple areas
• Do not feed or approach wild monkeys if encountered
• Weather on Son Tra Peninsula can change quickly
• Comfortable footwear is recommended for walking around the complex