QL51, Tx Song Vinh, P. Tan Tha nh, Ba Ria - Vung Ta u
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Nha thu Song Vinh or Song Vinh Church is the cathedral of the Song Vinh religious community in Ba Ria - Vung Tau. The construction was officially started in 2011.
Thiun Ton Phat Quang or Phat Quang Pagoda is a Buddhist temple located at the valley of Dinh mountain in Tan Hai, Tan Tha nh, Ba Ria - Vung Ta u Province in Vietnam. The temple is surrounded by wooded mountains, known for a huge statue of Buddha and colorful festivals.
Chua Dai Tong Lam is a Buddhist temple located in Phu Mu¹, Tan Tha nh District, Ba Ria-Vung Ta u Province, Vietnam. It is a peaceful and spiritual place where visitors can learn about Buddhism, practice meditation, and immerse themselves in the serene atmosphere.
44 Vi Ba, Phuung 1, Tha nh pho Vung Tau, Ba Ria - Vung Ta u, Vietnam
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Thiun Vien Chon Khong, also known as Chon Khong Monastery, is a Buddhist meditation center located in Vung Ta u, Ba Ria-Vung Ta u Province, Vietnam. It is a peaceful and serene retreat where individuals can engage in meditation and learn about Buddhist teachings.
Ha Long, Tha nh pho Vung Tau, Ba Ria - Vung Ta u, Vietnam
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Tinh Xa Niet Ba n is a Buddhist pagoda located in Ha Long, Ba Ria - Vung Ta u, Vietnam. The temple owns a campus of up to 10,000m2, including many rows of houses facing the East Sea. The unique architecture with high cultural value is the attraction of thousands of visitors every year.
608 Tran Phu, Phuung 5, Tha nh pho Vung Tau, Ba Ria - Vung Ta u, Vietnam
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Thach Ca Phat Da i Pagoda is a Buddhist temple located in Tran Phu, Ba Ria-Vung Ta u Province, Vietnam. It is a significant religious site that attracts both locals and visitors seeking spiritual and cultural experiences.
D. Hai Ba Trung, TT. Long Hai, Long Diun, Ba Ria - Vung Ta u, Vietnam
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Dinh Co Temple or Dun Dinh Co is a temple located in Long Hai, Long Diun, Ba Ria - Vung Ta u, Vietnam dedicating to the goddess Long Hai, a very sacred deity of local people. This temple is associated with the legend of a virgin who died at sea, was buried by local fishermen and worshiped by the people.
