Phu Ly Khmer Pagoda

About this location

Phu Ly Khmer Pagoda - A Landmark of Southern Khmer Architecture Phu Ly 1 Pagoda is located in Dong Thanh Ward, Vinh Long Province. Established in the 17th century, it serves as a vital spiritual hub for the local Khmer community. The pagoda embodies traditional Khmer architectural features, including the main sanctuary (vihear), entrance gate, sala, stupas, and auxiliary structures. From a visual perspective, the pagoda is distinguished by its intricate roof systems, detailed carvings, statues, and Khmer iconography. The grounds are shaded by ancient star apple, oil, and palmyra palm trees, creating a timeless, historic atmosphere. The location is ideal for capturing panoramic views of the complex, medium shots of the architecture, and close-ups of decorative details and Buddha statues. Suitable as a backdrop for cultural films, historical dramas, documentaries, and projects exploring the life, beliefs, and culture of the Southern Khmer people. Information compiled by: PTIT. Photo source: innoViet.

Location rules

• Obtain permission before filming, especially for commercial projects or large crews.
• Do not move Buddha statues, altars, or religious artifacts without authorization.
• Do not place equipment on altars, statue pedestals, or architectural structures.
• Limit loud noise during religious activities.
• Do not use smoke, fire, or pyrotechnic effects on the premises without prior approval.
• Cast costumes must be appropriate for a religious setting.
• Drone usage, night filming, set construction, or the use of large production vehicles require separate coordination.
• Smoking is prohibited, and smoking scenes are not permitted on the premises.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Religious activities
• Protection of architecture, statues, and artifacts
• Noise control
• Crowds during festivals