PHAN THIET

Co Thach Pagoda

Position: Co Thach Pagoda (Chua Hang) is located in Binh Thanh commune, Tuy Phong district, Binh Thuan province, on the 64m high mountains, adjacent to the beach Ca Pharmacy. Temple by city. 105km north of Phan Thiet.
Features: Hang Pagoda was built in the large cave has more than 100 this year, besides the beautiful seven-color rocks.
At first temple is a workshop only small museum open by Master painting in the mid 19th century the temple was later rebuilt condition called Co Thach Pagoda. Then re-enter the temple with the temple was restored Binh Phuoc and expand. The temple was renovated several times from 1956 to 1964. Standing on the Hang pagoda, visitors can admire the sight radioactive beach vast region with numerous blue stacked rocks form many beautiful shapes .
 
Hang Pagoda is not far from Wind Cave. From sea view, you can see the song, the gravel seven colors (the smooth stones have many different colors, from white, black, green, light yellow to gray, brown, and purple dark) blue curving coast. Co Thach a tourist village with many newly built lovely houses on stilts to welcome visitors to visit the temple and enjoy the sights.

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