Hang Pagoda - Linh Son Long Chau Tu

About this location

Hang Pagoda – A Buddhist Space in the Stone Caves of Ba Den Mountain Hang Pagoda is an ancient temple on Ba Den Mountain, combining Buddhist architecture with natural caves and mountain landscapes. Hang Pagoda, officially named Linh Son Long Chau Tu, is located halfway up Ba Den Mountain in Binh Minh Ward, Tay Ninh Province, as part of the Ba Den Mountain National Tourist Area complex. According to the Management Board of the Ba Den Mountain National Tourist Area, the pagoda originated from a natural stone cave near the Golden Stream area; in 1830, it was built into a temple following the Mahayana Buddhist sect. Since 1864, the pagoda has been associated with the ascetic practices of Patriarch Hue Mang Kim Tien and a Cham monk. The pagoda was restored in 1995 and currently consists of two main spaces: the artificial temple area and the natural cave area. Information compiled from various sources by: PTIT Photo source: PTIT

Location rules

• Strictly prohibited contents: disclosing state secrets, opposing the State, distorting history, violating sovereignty, undermining national unity, insulting historical figures and national heroes. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• Foreign film crews are required to use film production services provided by a Vietnamese film establishment.
• Special attention must be paid when filming in Zone I protection areas of historical-cultural relics, scenic spots; military, security, and national defense areas, and locations with specialized management regulations.
• Do not drill, chisel, scrape, move stones, or impact the cave walls.
• Do not install high-heat emitting equipment or equipment that may affect the structures and altars.
• Do not arbitrarily move Buddha statues, altars, ritual implements, or worship objects.

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