Ho Son Ancient Pagoda

About this location

Ho Son Ancient Pagoda - An ancient Buddhist sanctuary in the heart of the city. Ho Son Ancient Pagoda is a historic temple in the Phu Yen region, currently located in Tuy Hoa Ward, Dak Lak Province. The pagoda sits on elevated ground, surrounded by ancient trees, and features a Guan Yin pavilion, a lotus pond, and a relatively tranquil atmosphere. Local tourism authorities estimate the pagoda's history to span over 300 years. Ho Son Pagoda is a site of significant architectural and artistic value, featuring traditional multi-story architecture, a great bell cast in 1907, and terracotta artifacts dating back to the 6th–8th centuries. The architectural elements, mature trees, and Buddhist atmosphere provide excellent opportunities for capturing static shots, spatial depth, and scenes with historical and cultural nuances. This location is suitable for historical films, psychological/family dramas with religious themes, and cultural documentaries, provided that the production crew adheres to the regulations of the religious institution and requirements for site preservation. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: PTIT

Location rules

• Do not move, disassemble, or place equipment on Buddha statues, altars, ritual objects, or architectural components without permission.
• Do not drill, nail, glue materials, paint, write, draw, or perform any actions that alter the current state of the structures.
• Maintain the solemnity of the Buddhist space; minimize noise and do not obstruct religious activities.
• Do not litter; all cables, tripods, and lighting equipment must be arranged safely to avoid damaging floors, courtyards, and walkways.

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Special notes

• Risk of damage to structures and artifacts