Truc Lam Zen Pagoda

With its advantage of location, Truc Lam monastery meditation was designed with a new style of architecture by Mr. Ngo Viet Thu. The sanctum was designed by architect Huynh Ngoc An. The sanctum has rectangle shape which is toward the South. Sanctum surroundings are a lot of traditional Vietnamese pagodas which were built by Ferro-concrete. The monastery was designed modernly. It is simple in its form but modern in structure and use.The pagoda was built in 1993 -1994 by superior Buddhist monk Thich Thanh Tu and it was designed with the oriental architecture style. With the beautiful landscapes, the pagoda is not only a place for meditation but also an ideal place for visiting

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