Hong Tu Pagoda

Hong Tu Pagoda, also known as the Buddhist flower garden, is one of the oldest pagodas in Kon Tum. Up to now, the pagoda has gone through 6 generations of inheritance but still retains its original beauty. Hong Tu Pagoda has bold features of ancient Eastern pagodas with a façade of 3 compartments, in the middle is the main hall, behind is the Ancestral Church, on the roofs decorated Long – Lan – Quy – Phung, the roof is roofed with yin and yang tiles. In front of the courtyard of the pagoda, an ancient bronze incense burner with a height of over 2m is cast as a tower. Because Hong Tu Pagoda is a sacred and sacred place, you need to keep your demeanor, dress politely and in accordance with the atmosphere here. The pagoda is occasionally closed for renovations, so to avoid wasting your travel time, you should check it out before you visit.