Chùa Pháp Lâm

I visited on a very wet day but I was able to park my motorcycle in the grounds and take shelter. You can go inside the temple via the stairs which lead up to a terrace, but of course take your shoes off before entering. There are a number of Buddhist statues around the grounds. Worth dropping by if you're passing but would make a special visit just to see this place, it's situated in a very busy commercial area of the city.

Visited in February recently. 4th and last stop of the day. Nice temple with large compound and Buddha statues scattered around.

What a lovely place!!! Must vist

I almost missed this Pagoda while searching for it, and ended up walking right passed it a few times as I was expecting it to be visible from the street. As it turns out, it's tucked in behind a bunch of buildings, with a slightly obscure sign indicating it's presence from the street. It's also located in a pretty busy industrial part of Da Nang, which I also was not expecting. Once you walk in to the main area however, it' actually surprisingly calm and serene. This is an active temple, and I wasn't sure if it was ok to walk around inside so I only took photos from the outside looking in. It did have some very beautiful architecture and carvings on it's two floors. This is a very small site though, with mostly restaurants and industrial shops around the area and not much else. I believe walking distance-wise it was a good 45 minutes from the dragon bridge, so depending on your plans and time constraints in Da Nang, it may not be worth adding to your itinerary.

Nice location with few few big sculptures in front if main building. You can visit this temple for free and go inside without shoes. Very few people can speak english

Beautiful pagoda, free entry, very difficult to find on Google map and nothing great to see inside. When I visited it was partially closed and nobody was inside the temple.

If you want to get to know the culture and religion of Vietnam better, you must visit, you must take off your shoes when entering, you must wear snocks, the floor is cold in December and if you are lucky you will meet a very kind aunt who works in the pagoda and she will give you sweets

Very quiet temple in a busy surrounding. Impressive Buddha statues inside and outside the temple.