About
Cao Dai Temple Long An (also known as Chua Cao Dai Long An) is a temple of the Cao Dai religion in Tan An City, Long An Province, in southern Vietnam. It is regarded as the second most significant Cao Dai temple after the one at Tay Ninh.
What to see
The temple is known for the religion's distinctive architecture. Its columns are wrapped in dragons, a feature that gives the building its character and makes it easy to recognise as a Cao Dai place of worship.
Planning your visit
- Location: Tan An City, Long An Province 82000, Vietnam
- Contact: +84 272 3831 234
- Also known as: Chua Cao Dai Long An
The temple suits visitors interested in religious architecture and in the Cao Dai faith, which has its roots in Vietnam. Because it is an active place of worship, it is best approached with quiet, respectful behaviour. If you are considering a visit, calling ahead on the number above can help you confirm current arrangements.
Tan An is the provincial capital of Long An, so a stop at the temple can be combined with a wider look at the city and its surroundings in the Mekong Delta region.