Tháp Xá Lợi

Tháp Xá Lợi is a picturesque 17th century Buddhist temple located in Ngũ Hành Sơn district, in the city of Đà Nẵng, Vietnam. The temple is known for its intricate architecture and majestic grandeur, with a structure composed of five tall towers and a sprawling complex of courtyards, shrines, and memorials. The complex is an important spiritual and cultural site, and an ideal setting for a tranquil and peaceful experience. The temple is best viewed from the scenic walkways that line the shoreline, offering stunning views of the entire structure and the river. Visitors should also explore the interior of the temple, with its lush gardens, calming interior courtyards, and ornate shrines. Not to be missed are the PX29 staircase and the seven story pagoda, both important landmarks within the temple complex. No visit to Tháp Xá Lợi would be complete without an exploration of the many statues of Buddha scattered throughout the temple grounds.