Amidst the vibrant coastal city Nha Trang full of energy and life, Long Son Pagoda stands out as a destination rich in spiritual and cultural significance. More than just an ancient pagoda, it is home to the majestic White Buddha statue – a symbol of peace and enlightenment.

Long Son Pagoda was built in the late 19th century and, despite several renovations, still retains the distinctive traditional architecture of Vietnamese Buddhism. From the moment you enter the gate, you’ll sense a serene atmosphere, set apart from the bustle outside.

Curved tiled roofs, intricate dragon and phoenix motifs, and lush green courtyards come together to create a harmonious setting, offering a gentle sense of calm and relaxation. This is the ideal place to pause, slow down, and rediscover balance within.
To reach the Buddha statue, visitors ascend more than 150 stone steps. This journey is not only a physical ascent, but also a meditative experience—where each step becomes slower and more meaningful.
Standing here, before the pure white Buddha and the sweeping view of Nha Trang below, you’ll truly feel a rare sense of peace and stillness.
Long Son Pagoda is not only a spiritual destination, but also offers a panoramic view of the city from above. From here, you can admire the unique blend of mountains, sea, and urban landscape—a beauty that is uniquely Nha Trang.
The tranquil setting, the gentle sound of temple bells, and the soft breeze together create a deeply moving experience, entirely different from the lively activities often found in the coastal city.
Your journey in Nha Trang becomes truly complete when you combine premium relaxation with visits to destinations rich in cultural value.

From Boton Blue Hotel & Spa, guests can easily reach Long Son Pagoda to begin a peaceful morning. Afterwards, return to enjoy world-class amenities such as the infinity pool, relaxing spa, or dining spaces overlooking the bay—where every moment is thoughtfully crafted to 5-star standards.
Long Son Pagoda and the White Buddha statue are not just destinations, but a journey to inner balance—a place where the mind finds stillness and emotions are gently awakened.