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Thiên Hưng Pagoda

Thiên Hưng Pagoda, An Nhơn

Gia Lai

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Thiên Hưng Temple by the water.

About

Thiên Hưng Pagoda stands amid the farmland of the An Nhơn area. Its halls, ponds, gardens and stupa form a layered setting for both paying respects and exploring Buddhist architecture.

Visitor information

Founded
The complex was built and expanded in modern times.
Visiting hours
Please ask the temple about visiting hours and its daily practice schedule before coming.
Fees
Please follow the guidance and posted prices at the destination; services provided outside the temple may be charged separately.
Address
Khu vực Nhơn Hưng, An Nhơn cũ, tỉnh Gia Lai (trước đây thuộc Bình Định), gần Quốc lộ 1.

The temple gate is near a major road, so take care when finding the entrance and parking. Keep young children close near ponds, bridges and raised steps in the gardens. Do not enter monastic accommodation without permission; follow on-site instructions during ceremonies or when a hall’s upper floor is closed.

Highlights

  • A three-entrance gate, multi-storey main hall and upturned roof corners.
  • Thiên Ứng Tower, a recognisable feature of the complex.
  • Ponds, Thiên Thanh Garden and an outdoor statue area.

History and origins

Buddhist sources describe Thiên Hưng as a complex built in recent years, so this page does not assign it an ancient founding date without supporting records. In 2013, the temple received relics brought from Myanmar, a documented milestone in its religious activities.

Architecture & surroundings

The buildings combine traditional roof forms with modern construction methods. The main hall faces the bell-tower area, paths pass through ponds and gardens, and Thiên Ứng Tower provides a tall focal point. The interplay of architecture, trees and water is a defining feature.

Cultural value

Thiên Hưng serves Buddhists of the An Nhơn area and receives pilgrims from many places. Its gardens, statues and worship halls allow visitors to explore Buddhist symbolism through a gentle, guided visit.

Events & festivals

Please ask the temple about daily practice, festivals and participation arrangements. Activity schedules and visiting times for individual areas may change; contacting the temple in advance will help you prepare a smooth visit.

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References & photo sources

Information checked: 2026-10-20. Documentary photographs may differ from current conditions.

Photo 1. Thiên Hưng Temple by the water.
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Photo 2. The gate of Chùa Thiên Hưng.
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Photo 3. Architecture in the temple courtyard.
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Photo 4. The bell tower within the complex.
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Photo 5. An Avalokiteśvara statue and the garden landscape.
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