Lots of steps, and some pestery paid photographers, but the buddhas and views are worth the hike.

I have 4 current guidebooks, and this isn't in any of them. It should be: there are 3 lovely pagodas, a bell tower, and a lovely area to walk around.

The Pagoda itself is very interesting and worth a visit, though the construction around it is strange and over the top. They seem to be getting ready for the pagoda world games. Everything they are building is HUGE, and they are also putting in a hotel/resort. Just can't help but think they have ruined a beautiful spot by trying to... More

To get to the pagoda's top requires a steep climb up about 300-odd steps, but rewards with stunning views. There is a fish pond nearby and a sort of orchard. The inside of the pagoda is not overwhelming, fitting the landscape.

This is the biggest pagoda I have seen on my travel and it is not finished yet. There is no entrance fee and from the top of the hill you have a wonderful view of the region. Simply impressive - worth to see!

I normally come there when no festival or too many people come since at this time you may see the peaceful pagoda and can relax with the beautiful view. In Tet's holiday and other Vietnamese national holidays, they have festivals and usually very crowded. Come in the autumn is the finest time in the year. Wish you like it!

If you are in the area, you should visit this old pagoda, but you should not come here only for this.

One of the biggest temple complexes in south east asia i think. Still under construction when we were there in dec. 2011 but definitely worth it. Its free also.

The climb was a little tough and crowded and the locals trying to peddle goods were a little unsettling and irritating after a while but the view was nice.