It was reconstructed between 1951 and 1953, in an exceedingly massive open space in the town of Buon Ma Thuot. The pagoda’s architecture is in 3 character styles, with a three-entrance gate at the front. In the middle there's a central chamber and at the back, there's a house for worshipping ancestors.

The 3-entrance gate contains 2 floors with three arched doors, 7-m high and 10.5-m wide. The sanctum of Quan Am was made separately from the pagoda’s key structure, and has 6 sides describing cloud and dragon embellished pillars.

The central chamber contains 2 sections; the front is made in the long-house style of the Western Highlands, with the pillars and rafters of Vietnamese. The rear of the chamber was built in an trendy style.

Source: vietnamimpression

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