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    Lady Buddha

    Tượng Quan Thế Âm Bồ Tát

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    Aleksandr Barsukov
    Overview

    A towering seaside Buddha statue at Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula, known for panoramic views and a peaceful atmosphere.

    Lady Buddha at Linh Ung Pagoda (Bai But, Son Tra Peninsula) is one of Da Nang’s most iconic spiritual landmarks, featuring a 67-meter-tall Quan The Am statue overlooking the sea and city. The site is free to enter, open all day, and especially rewarding at sunrise or late afternoon for cooler weather, softer light, and fewer crowds. For solo travelers, it is a calm, safe, and easy half-day stop with great photo spots, but modest dress and respectful behavior are important in this active religious site.
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    What to know before you go

    • Lady Buddha is the popular name for the Quan The Am statue at Linh Ung Pagoda on Son Tra Peninsula in Da Nang. The pagoda is one of the city’s largest and most visited spiritual sites, set on a hillside with wide views over the coastline and city skyline.
    • The statue stands about 67 meters tall and is a major pilgrimage and sightseeing stop. Visitors come for the peaceful temple grounds, ocean views, and the chance to combine a cultural visit with a scenic drive around Son Tra Peninsula.
    Good to know

    Culture, safety & access

    Culture & etiquette
    Crowd: Go early morning or late afternoon to avoid tour groups and heat; weekends are busier.Best season: February to May for drier weather and clearer views; avoid heavy rain periods when roads can be slippery.

    Wear shoulders and knees covered, remove hats in prayer areas, and keep your voice low.

    Safety & health

    Use caution on winding roads, watch for scooters in the parking area, and avoid visiting alone after dark.

    Weather

    Best in dry, clear weather; fog and rain can reduce views and make the hillside approach less comfortable.

    Wheelchair Accessibility

    Main courtyard areas are relatively accessible, but some paths and steps can be steep or uneven.

    Visitor Guidelines

    Dress modestly, speak quietly, and avoid blocking worshippers or touching altar items.

    Safety Measures

    Generally safe during daytime; keep valuables secure and avoid isolated areas after dark.

    Parking Info

    Motorbike and car parking are available near the pagoda; small parking donations or fees may be requested.

    Public Transport

    No direct city bus is the easiest option; Grab, taxi, or motorbike is the most practical way to reach Son Tra Peninsula.