Cam Phong Pagoda

About this location

Cam Phong Pagoda – A Southern Vietnamese Spiritual Space Cam Phong Pagoda is an ancient temple situated along the Vam Co Dong River, prominent for its Buddhist ambiance, lush greenery, and community activities. Cam Phong Pagoda has a long history in the Go Dau area of Tay Ninh, located near the Vam Co Dong River. According to Buddhist records, the temple originated from a thatched hermitage established by a Nguyen dynasty official who retired to practice Buddhism; locals also refer to it as "Quan Hue Pagoda." Today, Cam Phong Pagoda is not only a Buddhist facility but also stands out for its social welfare activities. The pagoda is associated with the May Ngan Shelter, which cares for orphans, lonely elderly people, vulnerable individuals, and those in difficult circumstances. Official provincial sources record Most Venerable Thich Dinh Tanh as the abbot of the pagoda, and the location will continue its community activities through 2026.

Location rules

• Strictly prohibited content: disclosing state secrets, anti-state propaganda, distorting history, infringing upon sovereignty, undermining national solidarity, and insulting prominent figures or national heroes. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• Foreign film crews are legally required to use film production services provided by a Vietnamese film establishment.
• Special attention is required when shooting in Zone I protection areas of historical-cultural relics and scenic spots; areas with religious and belief structures; and military, security, and national defense areas in accordance with specialized management regulations.
• Do not disrupt religious rituals, chanting, and daily activities of Buddhists.
• Do not drill, chisel, nail, or otherwise damage the architectural structures.
• Vehicle parking and equipment transportation must be organized to avoid obstructing traffic and local residential activities.

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