Nghia Phu Pagoda

About this location

Nghia Phu Pagoda - A Buddhist sanctuary nestled within the Tuy Hoa residential area. Nghia Phu Pagoda is located in Dong Phuoc Quarter, Tuy Hoa Ward, Dak Lak Province, situated in the residential area west of the Tuy Hoa city center. The pagoda grounds include a three-entrance gate (tam quan), courtyard, main hall, lecture hall, ancestral hall, and auxiliary spaces, forming a Buddhist complex with multiple layers and diverse camera angles. Founded in 1961, the pagoda is associated with historical Buddhist activities in the Phu Yen region. The main hall underwent a major renovation in 1969 and was further renovated starting in 2013 to achieve its current appearance. This location is suitable for cultural and religious films, psychological and family dramas, documentaries, television series, and works exploring community life and beliefs. Scenes involving Buddhist rituals, dialogues, flashbacks, or characters seeking tranquility can effectively utilize the courtyard, corridors, and the main hall. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: PTIT

Location rules

• Do not move Buddha statues, ritual objects, ceremonial instruments, altars, or items used for religious services without permission.
• Do not place tripods, lighting equipment, or props in the altar area without prior authorization.
• Minimize noise during the pagoda's scheduled prayer sessions, sermons, tea meditation, or other religious activities.
• No littering; all equipment, props, and production materials must be cleared upon completion.
• Do not nail, drill, glue, or fix equipment directly onto the structures.

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Special notes

• High density of residents and Buddhists