Explore the enchanting temple palaces in the Western region

Amidst lush gardens, iconic floating markets, Western Nam Bo captivates visitors with numerous ancient and sacred temples, providing a picturesque backdrop for check-in photos.

Embark on a journey through the stunning temple palaces in Western travel

Vinh Trang Pagoda (Tien Giang): Constructed in the early 19th century, Vinh Trang Pagoda, also known as Vinh Truong, is a renowned Buddhist site in the Southwest. The pagoda spans 14,000 square meters, blending Asian-European architecture without losing traditional Vietnamese sculptural elements. Its beautiful design and landscape attract tourists on their Mekong Delta tours. Photo: 66ching_.

Som Rong Pagoda (Soc Trang): Full name Bôtum Vong Sa Som Rong, this pagoda is located at 367 Ton Duc Thang, Ward 5, Soc Trang City. Established in 1785, the original structure was made of bamboo and leaves. Over time, the pagoda has been renovated with a more splendid appearance, reflecting the Khmer cultural influence. Photo: Chiithanh, Foodholicvn.

Bat Pagoda (Soc Trang): Bat Pagoda is one of the famous tourist destinations in Soc Trang province. Its name originates from being a residence for thousands of bats. Here, you can admire architectural structures imbued with the cultural identity of the Khmer people and immerse yourself in the serene natural surroundings. Photo: lnn.giny.

Ghositaram Pagoda (Bac Lieu): Ghositaram Pagoda is considered one of the most beautiful temples to explore in your Mekong Delta journey. Located in Cu Lao hamlet, Hung Hoi commune, Vinh Loi district, Bac Lieu province. Stepping into the pagoda, you'll feel like wandering in an art museum with intricate, exquisite, and eye-catching decorations. Photo: Hong.hanhnt.

Xiem Can Pagoda (Bac Lieu): Xiem Can Pagoda is the most magnificent and splendid structure in Bac Lieu province, featuring a complex of architecture including the main hall, residences, stupa, tower holding relics, pavilion, and crematorium. Here, indulge in photo opportunities with beautiful scenes, from lush greenery to intricately sculpted walls, standing out. Photo: Deven.hwang.

Great Buddha Pagoda (An Giang): Built on an area of over 13,000 m2 in the scenic Nui Cam tourist area, beside the poetic Thuy Liem lake, Great Buddha Pagoda is an ancient temple with a history of nearly 200 years. Here, you can admire the giant 400-ton statue of Maitreya, the tallest in Southeast Asia. Photo: Huylelelelelele.

Chen Kieu Pagoda (Soc Trang): Originally named Wath Sro Loun (the name of a nearby canal), Chen Kieu Pagoda was reconstructed with the contributions of the local people using bowls after war devastation. These bowls were then affixed to the walls, creating a unique and captivating attraction for visitors. Photo: James_latha.

Source: Uyen Hoang/Zingnews

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Reference: Travel guide from Mytour