Trieu Ton Pagoda

About this location

Trieu Ton Pagoda - An Ancient Sanctuary in the Song Cau Region Trieu Ton Pagoda is located in Trieu Son Village, Xuan Tho Commune, Dak Lak Province, situated in the semi-mountainous landscape west of the Song Cau area. The pagoda sits on a hillside, backed by mountains, with a view opening out toward fields and waterways, creating a wide, airy perspective with natural depth. The access route to the pagoda connects to the DT642 road. The temple was founded in 1803 during the Nguyen Dynasty by Zen Master Lieu Dieu (monastic name Chanh Quang), of the 37th generation of the Lam Te sect. Over more than two centuries of development, Trieu Ton has become a Buddhist site of significant historical importance in the Song Cau region. The pagoda's space embodies the characteristics of an ancient Vietnamese village temple, combining religious architecture, stupa gardens, and a landscape of mountains and rice fields. This location is suitable for historical films, cultural and religious films, documentaries, family dramas, and works exploring rural life and community memory. Content Summary: PTIT Photo Source: PTIT

Location rules

• Do not move, dismantle, or tamper with statues, ritual objects, stupas, steles, or architectural components.
• Do not set up equipment in worship areas, stupa gardens, or locations that may affect the landscape.
• Do not use equipment, lighting, or sound that disrupts religious activities.
• Ensure environmental cleanliness, do not litter, and restore the site to its original condition after filming.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Slippery surfaces in courtyards, walkways, and on sloped terrain