Top Culture in Vietnam

Check the gardens outside—there’s something special about the floral displays. I nearly missed them, and they added a lovely touch to my visit!

If you can, visit right when it opens at 7:30 AM. The morning light is stunning and the crowds are way smaller, giving you some nice photo ops!

Check the weather before visiting. Rain can really mess up your photos and plans. I got caught in a shower, and it slightly ruined my experience.

Bring some small change for donations. There are often church activities or renovations, and it feels great to contribute a bit. I didn’t have any cash on me, which felt bad.

If you want to save some time, skip the gift shop. It’s kinda overpriced and the stuff isn’t unique. I found better souvenirs just a short walk away!

I recommend bringing some water and snacks. There's not much food around, and it's nice to recharge after walking around.

I think taking a taxi or Grab is the best way to get there. Parking can be a hassle, and you can enjoy the views without worrying about your car.

I suggest visiting Linh Ung Pagoda around 8 AM to avoid the midday crowds and heat. The peace in the morning is totally worth it.

If you're planning on snapping some pics, don't forget your camera! The views from the pagoda are stunning, especially with the big Buddha statue