Bao Quoc Pagoda Chùa Báo Quốc

Sắc tứ temple on Ham Long hill

An old hillside pagoda on Hàm Long hill, granted its royal charter and the name Báo Quốc in 1747. Climb through the triple gate into the court and the halls beyond. Give it 30 to 90 minutes for one of the Buddhist houses the Nguyễn lords honoured, an easy stop between the citadel and the tombs.

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The triple gate in the court at Bao Quoc

The triple gate in the court at Bao Quoc

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Time30–90 minutes (pagoda directory suggestion)
FeeCheck on arrival
Get there17 Bảo Quốc street, Thuận Hóa ward, on Hàm Long hill.
Best monthsFebruary to April

Pagodas

Pagodas

Báo Quốc stands on Hàm Long hill at 17 Bảo Quốc street, Thuận Hóa ward. Its old name is Hàm Long Thiên Thọ Tự, and the founder is Zen master Giác Phong, in the late 17th century. In 1747 Lord Nguyễn Phúc Khoát granted it the sắc tứ, a royal charter, and the name Báo Quốc.

A close view of the stone gate and inscription at Bao Quoc Pagoda
The gate and its inscription at close range

Photo: Chainwit. · CC BY 4.0

Enter through the triple gate, then walk the court to the halls. The pagoda directory suggests a stay of 30 to 90 minutes and lists the gate as open from 07:00 to 17:00 every day.

Getting there and around

Take a taxi or cycle to 17 Bảo Quốc street, Thuận Hóa ward, on Hàm Long hill.

If the night is in Hue, search Hue hotels.

From the south bank

Taxi or bicycle to 17 Bảo Quốc street.

Hours and fees

  • Hours

    07:00–17:00 (Hue pagoda directory, one source). Confirm at the gate.

  • Closed

    The directory lists the same hours every day.

  • Admission

    Check on arrival. The pagoda directory prints no ticket price.

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