Cam Son Pagoda

About this location

Cam Son Pagoda, Ha Tinh - Cultural and Historical Setting Cam Son Pagoda is located in the southwest of Nai Mountain, in Thanh Sen Ward, Ha Tinh Province. The pagoda was established during the Later Le Dynasty, under the reign of King Le Than Tong (Thinh Duc era). The structure was completely destroyed in 1965 and has since undergone multiple restorations and renovations on its original foundation. The Ancestral House (Nha To) was rebuilt in 2012, and the new main hall was constructed in 2013, following traditional Vietnamese Buddhist architecture. The pagoda's space is directly connected to Nai Mountain (Cam Son), creating a landscape complex of mountains, greenery, and Buddhist architecture within the urban area of Ha Tinh. The pagoda currently serves as a venue for provincial-level Buddhist activities, including the 2026 Vesak Celebration. With historical layers spanning from the Later Le Dynasty through the war period to its modern restoration, combined with its existing Buddhist architectural space, Cam Son Pagoda can be considered as a filming location for historical dramas, cultural-religious films, and works exploring Vietnamese spiritual life, subject to script content and site management requirements. Content compiled by: PTIT

Location rules

• Dress modestly, discreetly, and neatly; avoid wearing short skirts or revealing clothing when entering the main hall.

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