Quan Am Pagoda

Quan Am Pagoda – Buddhist architecture in the heart of the city Located in Long An Ward, Quan Am Pagoda is distinguished by its multi-tiered Buddhist architecture, the statue of Guan Yin (Avalokiteshvara), and its spiritual atmosphere within the urban landscape. Quan Am Pagoda is situated at 96 Bach Dang Street, Long An Ward, Tay Ninh Province, located in the central urban area of Tan An prior to administrative reorganization. While some sources still record the old address as 96 Bach Dang, Ward 2, Tan An City, Long An Province, current location data confirms its position within Long An Ward, Tay Ninh Province. Visually, the structure is notable for its large-scale Buddhist architecture, multi-tiered roof system, curved eaves, decorative reliefs, carved stone pillars, and the statue of Guan Yin placed at the entrance. The facade is highly recognizable, making it suitable as a backdrop for scenes depicting Buddhist practices, temple ceremonies, spiritual life, and sequences reflecting Southern Vietnamese culture. Its urban location offers film crews significant advantages regarding transportation, logistics, and access to medical facilities compared to pagodas located in mountainous or rural areas. Information compiled by: PTIT Image source: PTIT