Dieu De Pagoda

The pagoda includes a main sanctuary with two statues of the Deity Eight Vajra.

Dieu De Pagoda, Hue, Vietnam

Dieu De Pagoda was built by King Thieu Tri in 1844 on the platform of 5,000m² in his old residence, where he was born in 1807. It was constructed on a large scale, but was badly damaged during the successive wars. In 1889, Bonze Tam Truyen was granted fund by King Thanh Thai to restore the pagoda, but once again, it was badly damaged during a storm, in 1904. The present construction was made in 1953. Behind the pagoda is a guest-room and a kitchen. In the courtyard stand a stele house and a bell tower. The two-storey entrance gate is topped with Dhamma Guardian's pavilion.

Dieu De Pagoda was the third site listed by King Thieu Tri in the 20 beauty spots of Hue.

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