Linh Phuoc Pagoda is one of Da Lat’s most distinctive Buddhist temples, famous for its extraordinary mosaic decoration made from broken glass, ceramic and porcelain pieces.
The temple feels completely different from a traditional pagoda, with colorful surfaces, unusual architectural details and a large dragon winding through the garden.
Why Visit?
• Free admission
• Unique mosaic-covered architecture
• See the famous 49-metre dragon
• Explore detailed temple halls and decorative structures
• Great place for photography
• Easy to combine with other sights around Da Lat
Opening Hours
Daily: approximately 07:00–17:00.
Admission
Free
No ticket or advance booking is normally required.
Recommended Visit Time
Allow around 45–60 minutes to explore the pagoda comfortably.
Location
Linh Phuoc Pagoda
120 Tu Phuoc, Ward 11, Da Lat.
What Makes It Special?
One of the pagoda’s most recognizable features is its elaborate mosaic decoration made from pieces of glass, ceramic and porcelain. The complex also includes a large dragon sculpture measuring approximately 49 metres in length.
Important Information
Linh Phuoc Pagoda is an active Buddhist site. Visitors should dress respectfully and keep noise to a minimum.
Some areas may occasionally be restricted during ceremonies or religious activities.