Chùa Ông Cần Thơ ( Quảng Triệu Hội Quán )

Chinese temple with unique style and very well preserved. Highly recommend to buy the spiral incense for good luck. When donate, remember to PRESS THE BUTTON for credit

A beautiful and culturally rich temple right in the heart of Can Tho. The vibrant colors, detailed Chinese architecture, and the peaceful atmosphere make it a wonderful place to visit. It’s an active worship site, so you can truly feel the spiritual energy as locals come to pray and make offerings. The incense, lanterns, and carvings all create a unique, authentic experience. Perfect for a short stop, great photos, and a deeper understanding of the Chinese–Vietnamese community in the Mekong Delta. Truly worth visiting.

Also known as Ong Temple, a beautiful place is worship, calm and serene. This remarkable historical site, with its enduring Chinese architecture, is a hidden gem in the heart of Can Tho. A unique and well-preserved Chinese architectural style, The colorful gateway, intricate carvings, and traditional motifs showcased the rich cultural heritage of this place. A blend of Chinese and Vietnamese architectural influences, which added to its charm. I highly recommend a visit for anyone seeking a serene and culturally enriching experience. It's a place where history and spirituality come together, creating a truly memorable atmosphere. Don't forget to observe the local customs and respect the sacredness of the site while you enjoy its beauty.

Visiting this temple gave me the opportunity to learn and understand more about the history and religion, plus the traditions of this rich country . Will surly come back next year to pay my respect.

This Chinese temple is over 100 years. Architecture is quite impressive.

The shrine is called “Guang Zhao Assembly Hall” built in the late 1800’s by Cantonese immigrants from mainly Guang Zhou and Zhao Qing cities, Guang Dong, China. The shrine is dedicated to Taoist polytheism which Mazu, Jade emperor, and Guan Yu are three of them. The building is petite but nicely decorated with carved details taken from Chinese mythology (e.g., eight immortals crossing the sea). The shrine is extremely busy on full moon festivals and new year days.

This is a signature tousrist attraction in Cantho, it placed in center of Cantho city and oppsite the Ninh Kieu wharf. This a Chinse style temple with many details reminded us about Chinese culture but still have something of Vietnamese. It should on your must visit places list when you come to visit this city.

This is where the regions history and contemporary spirituality intersect. Please dress and behave with deep respect as you are invited to enter sacred space. Note that Uncle Ho'd statue is just accross the street. This is not a coincidence.